Certified Shorthand Reporter (CSR) Professional

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• What is typically the legal significance of a motion for nonsuit?
• What does "Non Su Gures" indicate during a trial?
• When discovering that the witness in a deposition is a close friend, what is the reporter's proper course of action?
• What term is used to describe a state of being free from bacteria or other living microorganisms?
• What is the term for the party taking the deposition?
• Which of the following is classified as a bone in the human body?
• Which type of fracture is also known as a complex fracture?
• What type of notes must a court reporter prioritize in maintaining records?
• In which cases are damages awarded?
• Which event precedes all others: the opening statement by the defendant or jury impanelment?
• Which of the following are classified as muscles?
• Which of the following refers to reducing misalignment of a fracture?
• In what type of dictionary would you search for the term "main frame"?
• Which of the following describes what happens during "redirect"?
• In a scenario where testimony needs to be made available in different locations on the same day, what technology is used?
• What is an essential component of a proper deposition transcript?
• What does superficial mean?
• Which statement is accurate about the role of CRB in licensing?
• The term "spondyl" refers to which part of the body?
• What should a reporter do if they overhear an attorney-client conversation?
• In which part of the body is the tibia located?
• What is an effective practice for maintaining professionalism as a deposition reporter?
• What term describes the condition of seeing double?
• What is generally the first step following an indictment?
• What is a computer menu best described as?
• When referring to the two upper extremities, what does this term signify?
• In terms of body systems, what does the term "skeletal" refer to?
• What should a reporter provide to a scopist for an accurate transcript?
• How should untranscribed notes be retained by deposition reporters?
• Which of the following may NOT occur within a jury's hearing?
• What should a deposition reporter do if a witness refuses to swear under oath?
• If a CSR fails to renew their license, how long do they have until they must retake the CSR exam?
• What does the reference 3 f.2d 38 signify in legal documentation?
• The zygomatic arch is located in which part of the body?
• What is another word for a contusion?
• What information should an index page include?
• In which court is probate typically handled?
• Which type of testimony addresses the credibility of a witness?
• Who is primarily responsible for x-rays?
• What does erythema refer to?
• What is the best method for storing deposition steno notes?
• What should a shorthand reporter do when counsel stipulates that all deposition exhibits may be withdrawn?
• How long does a court reporter retain notes for a civil trial in a Superior Court case?
• How soon must a reporter notify the CRB of a change of address?
• What is the primary role of a court reporter during a trial?
• Who appoints the members of the Court Reporters Board?
• What is the purpose of waiving signature at a deposition?
• Which term refers to the internal organs of the body?
• What term refers to a reporter's normal record?
• Which prefix means "within"?
• What is the purpose of a shorthand reporter's professional liability insurance?
• The Superior Court has original jurisdiction over which of the following?
• What aspect of a trial is focused on establishing the defendant's credibility?
• How should lengthy stipulations agreed upon by attorneys at a deposition be documented?
• What is an alternative to a sworn oath that can be used?
• Which organization is associated with the CCRB?
• If one attorney requests to go off the record while another wants to stay on the record, what should the reporter do?
• Which code governs where a reporter must file tripts?
• How many days does a court reporter have to file a transcript with the county clerk after a preliminary examination?
• According to deposition regulations, what must a reporter do before disposing of any notes?
• What is the primary purpose of the body's immune system?
• Which term refers to the process of normalizing or controlling blood clot formation?
• What physiological process does 'necrosis' refer to?
• What is not a permissible action for a shorthand reporter when handling confidential information?
• What does the term 'ramus' refer to in anatomy?
• Which muscle is known as the major chest muscle?
• Where can one find the correct spelling of street names in a large distant city in the US?
• Which medical imaging technique uses sound waves to visualize internal structures?
• Which of the following are muscles?
• What is the lining of the lungs called?
• A violation of Chapter 13 of the Business and Professions Code is classified as what?
• Which normally comes first in a trial: jury charge or opening statement by the defendant?
• Which of the following conditions describes an abnormally high blood pressure level?
• What should a reporter do when instructed to strike something from the record?
• Which motion usually precedes the motion for judgment N.O.V.?
• An attorney's cross-examination is restricted to which aspect?
• What is the name of the lower part of the small intestine?
• When interpreting involves a witness whose answers are frequently explained by an interpreter, what should the shorthand reporter do?
• Carpal tunnel syndrome primarily affects which part of the body?
• How long does a reporter have to transcribe notes from a preliminary hearing?
• What is a condition that may result in the inability to renew a CSR certificate?
• Which anatomical structure is primarily responsible for the processing of visual information?
• How many words are contained in a single folio?
• Which medication category is designed to relieve pain?
• What legal term refers to the necessary evidence for a party to prove their case in court?
• Which organ's functioning unit is the nephron?
• What indicates a party's legal claims in litigation?
• What role does a prosecutor play in the examination of witnesses?
• When is a business license required for freelance deposition reporters?
• The word root "adip" is associated with which substance?
• Which of the following types of joints is classified as immovable?
• What additional fee can a Superior Court Reporter charge for making a daily copy?
• Which of the following is not a bone in the skull?
• In what manner should shorthand notes be filed for easy location later?
• Which of the following is not classified as a gland?
• Which bone is known as the sphenoid?
• What initiates the formal court proceedings in a criminal case?
• If a deposition is not taken stenographically, who has to agree on another means?
• Which statement is true regarding opening statements?
• What type of specialist deals with diseases of the eye?
• Which normally comes first: the cross-examination of the plaintiff's expert witness or the direct examination of the defendant's expert witness?
• True or False? A violation of any provision of the CSR law is classified as a felony.
• What indicates your position while working on a computer?
• What is the initial document filed by a plaintiff in a civil case called?
• If the plaintiff does not sustain his burden of proof in a trial, what will the court sustain?
• What is the inner lining of the uterus called?
• Which term describes the process of restoring normal heart function?
• Which muscle is responsible for chewing?
• If a witness appears for the plaintiff after both parties have rested, this testimony is categorized under what examination?
• What should a reporter do after realizing a witness wasn't sworn in during a deposition?
• Which of the following should NOT be included in the transcript if a witness is untruthful?
• What is any crime that is not classified as a felony or infraction referred to as?
• During legal proceedings, when should an attorney avoid leading questions?
• Where can one typically find procedures regarding the use of interpreters during depositions?
• Which term describes an abnormal fear of heights?
• An Ambu bag is primarily used for what purpose?
• What type of practice is civil litigation primarily associated with?
• What does the term "witness" imply in legal proceedings?
• Malar refers to which part of the body?
• During which type of court proceedings is a Grand Jury typically involved?
• What is the psychological term for the fear of heights?
• How long after a criminal case can an official reporter destroy the transcript, if allowed?
• How many days in advance must an application for the CSR examination be submitted to the CRB?
• Which bone is known as the largest in the lower leg?
• Which of the following describes hardware?
• A party desiring an oral deposition must do what?
• Who is a guardian ad litem?
• Which process typically occurs first in a legal argument?
• Where do you file an appeal from Small Claims Court decisions?
• If a reporter needs to reference an appeals tript, where should they look?
• What occurs immediately after cross-examination?
• What is the medical term for the throat?
• What type of specialist focuses on joints, muscles, and fascia?
• What aspects does the CSR exam focus on for reporting performance?
• Upon retirement, where should a reporter file their deposition notes and transcripts?
• When should a deposition reporter go off the record?
• Which term describes being closer to the torso?
• What suffix is used to denote the act of surgical excision?
• Which term refers specifically to the sole of the foot?
• A fracture that is not exposed to the air and does not injure surrounding tissue is referred to as?
• What prefix signifies the idea of "around" or "surrounding"?
• Which medical specialists are commonly consulted for the treatment of a herniated disk?
• If an attorney requests supporting litigation, what are they asking for?
• What is the purpose of cross-examination in court?
• What is the peritoneum?
• True or False? A CSR certificate can be issued even if an applicant has not passed the CSR examination under certain circumstances.
• How long after a deposition can a reporter legally destroy notes if they are not requested by legal parties?
• What is typically addressed in the jury polling phase?
• Which of the following does not belong to the category of bones?
• What document must a reporter sign to certify that the deposition is true and correct?
• What does the prefix "peri-" indicate?
• What does the term "Res Gestae" refer to in legal context?
• In a Workers' Compensation case, what is the time frame for an Applicant to receive adjudication?
• What is a limitation of voir dire examination?
• What should a shorthand reporter maintain for legal accuracy?
• In shorthand reporting, what is crucial for ensuring accurate communication in legal proceedings?
• What is the outcome if a CSR does not renew their license in time?
• If a reporter uses telecommunications for testimony transfer, what aspect are they leveraging?
• Which bone is located in the ankle?
• When a witness is deposed through an interpreter, the reporter should swear whom first?
• To whom do the notes of an official Superior Court reporter belong?
• Which of the following is not true regarding CSR certificates?
• What is a demurrer to the complaint?
• What does the term "proximal" refer to in anatomical terminology?
• What does the term "SUPRA" refer to in legal terminology?
• What is the primary function of a court calendar?
• What does the prefix "ab-" signify?
• What term describes all physical components of a computer system?
• How many consecutive terms can a member of the CRB serve?
• What is the primary purpose of litigation support software?
• What comes first in the sequence: verdict of the jury or motion for nonsuit?
• If a reporter realizes that they forgot to swear the witness during a deposition, what is the appropriate course of action?
• Which term indicates the study of blood diseases?
• Why is it important for a reporter to note "Strike that" in the record?
• What position describes lying face down?
• What term refers to the sensation of warmth or heat?
• What does it mean if an individual is found held to answer in a felony preliminary hearing?
• What condition is characterized by not breathing during sleep?
• What does the prefix "schizo-" denote?
• What action should a court reporter take if a witness refuses to answer a question?
• What is palpation?
• Which of the following is a duty of the CRB members?
• What can bar a civil action if not filed within the specified time period?
• What does TMJ stand for in medical terminology?
• What is the importance of accuracy in shorthand reporting?
• When someone is described as 'cachectic', what does it imply?
• What does the prefix 'tachy' signify in medical terms?
• What is the classification of a joint that is incapable of movement?
• Where are the procedures for conducting depositions primarily located?
• When the plaintiff's attorney questions the plaintiff's witness after the defense attorney, what is this called?
• Which of the following does not appear in a deposition caption?
• In a civil appeal, what is the time frame allowed to file the transcript?
• What is the primary role of the CRB?
• When should a court reporter go off the record?
• Which term refers to the layer situated beneath the skin?
• A witness making untrue statements while under oath can face charges of what?
• What does hepatitis refer to?
• What is the internal lining of the lung called?
• Preliminary hearing filing times are governed by which code?
• The examination papers of examinees are destroyed how many days after results are mailed?
• Where are the ilium, ischium, and innominate bones located?
• What does the term "emaciated" describe?
• What is considered the official record if a tript of proceedings is not prepared in a computer-assisted reporting setting?
• For how long must deposition reporters retain their transcribed notes following transcription?
• In a municipal court, what occurs first after an indictment?
• During a deposition, if instructed to guide a witness, what should the reporter do?
• Where can the CSR law be found?
• Ischemia refers to which of the following conditions?
• What is the medical term for excessive bleeding?
• How are court exhibits generally managed?
• After a Grand Jury indictment, how many days does a reporter have to file the transcript?
• What is the initial step in jury selection?
• What is meant by filing an appeal?
• What should a reporter do when the attorney who gives notice for a deposition does not show up?
• Osteopathy primarily concerns which system of the body?
• Which term describes the legal obligation to fulfill a contractual agreement?
• "Cat-Links" and "discovery ZX" are types of what?
• Which term describes a severe crime that may be punishable by death or imprisonment in state prison?
• Which term is used to describe the condition of being swollen?
• What should a reporter do if a witness begins talking while attorneys are at the bench for a discussion?
• What is the name of the enzyme derived from papaya juice that is used to help prevent the spurring of a disk?
• Which part of the eye does the sclera protect?
• What happens after the rebuttal witness has given their testimony?
• When is the best time to send a bill for a completed deposition?
• What is the lining of the uterus known as?
• If an examinee fails the CSR examination, how many days do they have to notify the CRB to inspect their tript?
• Which gland is responsible for regulating metabolism?
• Which document would NOT typically contain the caption of the case at a deposition?
• If the court instructs the reporter to seal their notes, what does it imply?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the os innominate?
• What is a critical action for a shorthand reporter in maintaining the accuracy of a record?
• What does a stenographer primarily record during a deposition?
• At a deposition, what statement about the marking of an exhibit is true?
• To which division would a civil case on appeal from the Municipal Court go?
• In transcribing a verbal exchange where questions and answers were read back, what should the reporter indicate?
• What is the most reliable source to find the name of an attorney's firm for out-of-state lawyers?
• What is the plural form of strata, stadia, and symposia?
• During a deposition, how should unclear dialogue between attorneys be handled by a reporter?
• In a trial, when an attorney calls a witness and the opposing attorney questions them followed by the first attorney's second questioning, what is this called?
• During the arraignment of a defendant in a criminal case, what action is taken?
• What is the term for the excision of part of skin for the purpose of viewing?
• For a criminal proceeding on appeal, how many days are allowed to file the transcript?
• Which of the following is not considered a function of a computer?
• What must be found in order to hold a defendant to answer in a preliminary hearing?
• When is it permissible for a reporter to take parts of a deposition out of the transcript?
• What dictates the manner in which a deposition is taken?
• In the context of court proceedings, what does "arraigned" mean?
• Which of the following does not pass through the diaphragm?
• What defines a mistranslate in steno reporting?
• What is the typical duration for keeping trial transcripts for civil cases?
• Retention and storage of reporters' notes is covered under which legal code?
• What is the combining form that means cartilage?
• Which document is often the first step for a plaintiff in pursuing justice?
• An ampere is a unit for measuring what?
• Basal metabolism is primarily regulated by which gland?
• Carcinoma is a medical term that refers to which condition?
• What is the scientific name for the upper jaw bone?
• If the noticing attorney leaves after a deposition, what should the reporter do?
• Which of the following terms is related to the brain and spinal cord?
• What is the significance of an affirmation in legal contexts?
• What does the prefix 'infra' indicate?
• Where is the cerebellum located?
• Which type of court does not require a court reporter?
• What is it called when an attorney clarifies a prior statement after an opposing attorney's initial questioning?
• What is the purpose of cross-examination during a trial?
• If an attorney says "Strike that" during a deposition, what should the reporter do?
• What condition could excessive biofeedback monitoring indicate?
• Which event is generally conducted first: the direct examination of the defendant's first witness or the redirect examination of the plaintiff's first witness?
• When marking an item for identification during a deposition, what is required?
• Waiver of signature, waiver of objections as to form, and waiver of filing of the deposition are examples of what?
• What does "Voir Dire" refer to in legal contexts?
• What treatment would you expect a chiropractor to administer?
• In a civil action, which document is typically filed first?
• Which type of cancer originates from the skin or tissues that line or cover internal organs?
• The term "hypothalamus" is associated with which function?
• Where would you hear the phrase "The indictment was read at the arraignment"?
• Which term describes a wound created by tearing open the skin?
• To request an extension of time for transcript transcription from the Superior Court, to whom must the reporter apply?
• Which action usually occurs prior to a trial?
• What is the term for an abnormal growth of tissue?
• What must a reporter in Superior Court do when assigned to their position?
• What is the primary function of expert witnesses in legal trials?
• What is the surgical procedure for the removal of the gallbladder called?
• Which specialist is concerned with deformities and diseases affecting the joints, tendons, bones, and muscles?
• When documentary exhibits are read into evidence at a trial, what should the reporter do?
• What is the name of the main artery found in the neck?
• What is the name of the lining of the abdominal cavity?
• What is the process called when a dye is injected into the spinal column for imaging purposes?
• Which is typically performed prior to surrebuttal testimony?
• What does the suffix "-ectomy" indicate?
• The word root "ceph" refers to which body part?
• What is the term for a group of symptoms that occur together?
• The sternum is attached by cartilage to which part of the body?
• Which legal document or code is associated with 1538.5?
• What part of the body does the maxilla belong to?
• A CT scan is primarily used for which type of imaging?
• What is an indictment?
• Mononucleosis primarily affects which bodily component?
• What is the term for movement toward the body?
• When might blind numbering of the transcript occur?
• In death penalty cases, when does a reporter's time begin to run to prepare the transcript?
• In what scenario might a deposition be deemed unnecessary?
• If a deposition reporter affirms a witness, what does it signify?
• What is usually the concluding phase after all evidence has been presented?
• Under what circumstance would a reporter not transcribe part of a deposition?
• According to government regulations, how should a reporter provide their deposition rates?
• What is a legal deposition?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding untranscribed notes?
• What are allegations filed by the Grand Jury called?
• What is the lining of the lungs called?
• What action helps clarify any confusion after an opposing attorney's inquiry?
• What does CALJIC stand for in relation to legal procedures?
• What combining form relates to the iris?
• In a trial, what typically occurs first: testimony of the defendant under Evidence Code Section 776 or opening statement of the plaintiff?
• Where would one find information regarding intestate succession?
• Hepatitis is specifically characterized by inflammation of which organ?
• What designates the time limit for initiating a civil action based on when the cause of action occurred?
• During which stage can a litigant request a motion for nonsuit?
• What prefix refers to the concept of "split"?
• What component damages data on storage media if placed nearby?
• At what point does the plaintiff have the opportunity to refute the defendant's case?
• Which bone is the largest in the human body?
• What should a reporter do if an attorney at a deposition says, "The usual stipulations"?
• What term refers to the first opportunity for each side to present their cases in court?
• Which of the following terms refers to a faulty or abnormal curvature of the spine?
• In which trial are individuals not allowed to be represented by an attorney?
• The sclera and ciliary processes are associated with which part of the body?
• In legal proceedings, who is responsible for the accuracy of the transcript?
• A motion to return property or suppress evidence is made under which Penal Code section?
• In medical terminology, "asymmetrical" means:
• Which of the following is the first to occur: motion for new trial or motion for directed verdict?
• In a legal proceeding, which of the following steps is performed first?
• Which instrument is specifically designed to examine the interior of the bladder?
• What is customary when reading back to a jury?
• What is a requirement for becoming a Certified Shorthand Reporter (CSR)?
• When is the CSR original certificate fee due after passing the examination?
• Which document is typically provided alongside deposition transcript delivery?
• A certificate that is not renewed within how many years after expiration may not be reinstated?
• Which court hears maritime cases?
• Who is an appellant?
• In the courtroom, which process follows a demurrer?
• What does the prefix "ante-" mean?
• When may a reporter discuss the details of a grand jury hearing?
• In addition to the Chief Justice, how many justices are there in the Supreme Court of California?
• When notified of a criminal case going up on appeal, what is the reporter's first responsibility?
• What is the term for a contract that the court cannot enforce?
• What is an essential skill a shorthand reporter must possess?
• What is the effect of a "toxic" substance on the human body?
• What does the term "In Propria Persona" signify in legal proceedings?
• What typically occurs first in the trial process: cross-examination of the defendant's second witness or rebuttal?
• What is the study of the cause of disease called?
• What does the burden of proof in a trial refer to?
• What is an effective way for a reporter to encourage prompt payment of a bill by a regular client?
• Where is the original transcript of a civil trial on appeal from the Superior Court filed?
• If a court sustains an objection to a witness's answer, what should the reporter do?
• Upon retirement, to whom must an official court reporter deliver all reporting notes?
• At what stage in the trial process does the polling of the jury take place?
• What is the correct order of a trial?
• What is primarily required to be recorded during court proceedings?
• When speaking with a judge about a trial, what should you maintain?
• What does a prima facie case signify for the plaintiff?
• True or False? The principal office of the CRB is located in San Francisco.
• Which term best describes the alimentary canal?
• What action should a reporter take if an attorney questions their integrity during a deposition?
• A CSR must notify the CRB of a change of address within how many days?
• What term is used to describe general mental deterioration?
• What does the term 'ramus' refer to in anatomy?
• What condition is characterized by paralysis of facial muscles?
• What does the combining form of "narc-" refer to?
• A fracture where a bone breaks into fragments and penetrates the skin is called what?
• In shorthand reporting, what is the purpose of a lognote?
• What is the required response time for a deponent to correct and sign the transcription after notice has been given?
• Which California Code prohibits a CSR from reporting a deposition due to a conflict of interest?
• When a reporter secures a deposit for a court transcript, what should happen to any excess amount once the final cost is determined?
• What is a depositions reporter's role regarding attorney instructions?
• When instructed by an attorney to split the original and copy, what should the reporter do?
• What type of evidence is inferred from something already established?
• What is the role of a court reporter in the legal process?
• Which typically occurs first: jury instructions or closing argument by the defendant's counsel?
• If a snake bit somebody in the leg, which muscle did it bite into?
• If a deposition concludes and the attorneys have unmet stipulations, what should the reporter do?
• What does palpation involve?
• What kind of evidence is deemed sufficient during a preliminary hearing?
• Which role must a reporter avoid assuming during court proceedings?
• Intercostal neuralgia causes pain primarily between the:
• A portion of a deposition that has been received at trial is considered what?
• What is the minimum standard for the "reporting performance" portion of the CSR examination?
• What is a cystoscope primarily used for?
• What is likely to happen if a magnet is placed near a floppy disk?
• True or False? All CSR certificates are set to expire at 12 noon on June 30 of each year.
• The term 'cursor' in computing refers to which of the following?
• Which action typically occurs first in the trial process?
• What does the suffix -algia indicate?
• Where is the renal capsule located?
• Under which code are adverse or hostile witnesses permitted to be examined?
• Which of the following is true about misdemeanors?
• What is required when a child is called as a witness?
• In a trial, which occurs first: cross-examination of plaintiff's first witness or direct examination of defendant's first witness?
• During which phase of a court trial are leading questions permitted?
• If attorneys do not want the original or copies of a deposition, what is the next step for the reporter?
• A laceration is characterized by:
• What is the term for the examination of a witness by a party opposed to the one who produced the witness?
• The PDR is utilized primarily for what purpose?
• What is the primary focus of the CSR examination?
• What does prognosis mean?
• Who is responsible for signing the certificate after completion of a deposition?
• How many justices are there in the Supreme Court of California, including the Chief Justice?
• If an official reporter discovers that they own stock in the company being represented in court, what action should they take?
• What is the medical root word 'phleb' associated with?
• When should a reporter inquire about the procedure to follow regarding signature during a deposition?
• What is the purpose of an injunction in legal terms?
• Which specialist treats a slipped disk?
• What is a key requirement for court reporters when handling sensitive information?
• Which of the following correctly defines "exudate" in a medical context?
• What does IV stand for in a medical context?
• What does EBT stand for in the context of legal proceedings?
• In legal terminology, what does 'in re' signify?
• Before an oral deposition of the defendant, which action occurs first?
• What does the term 'toxic' imply?
• True or False? The CRB can suspend or revoke a CSR certificate through an affirmative vote of three members.
• If a shorthand reporter is unsure whether they have recorded a difficult answer completely, what should they do?
• What is the main function of the peritoneum?
• What type of court would handle an action on a breach of a $25,000 promissory note?
• What does the medical term "kyphosis" refer to?
• What does the term biofeedback refer to?
• Under which code can information regarding the retention and storage of official reporter's notes be found?
• How long after delivery to the parties can a Grand Jury tript be released to the public?
• Who appoints the members of the CRB?
• In a legal context, what does "competency" refer to?
• What is a characteristic feature of small claims court?
• What term describes an organ or part of the body that is not symmetrical?
• Which type of proceeding may a nonlicensed reporter conduct?
• In scheduling a deposition, which factor is considered LEAST important?
• What type of litigants does the Transcript Reimbursement Fund primarily serve?
• Which part of the body does the duodenum belong to?
• Which bone is not found in the leg?
• In which type of case is there an automatic appeal to the Supreme Court?
• What is the minimum requirement for public members on the CRB?
• Before rebuttal testimony, which statement usually occurs?
• What is the name of the list of cases ready for trial on a specified day?
• Which motion typically occurs before a motion for nonsuit?
• What is the term for testimony given by a professional in their area of expertise during a trial?
• Which anatomical feature is located in the head?
• What term is used when organs are not similar on either side of the body?
• What term describes the process through which a tissue or organ becomes reduced in size or may disappear entirely?
• What stage follows after both parties have presented their case in a trial?
• What do parentheticals in a transcript typically reference?
• What is the function of the gluteus maximus?
• How many members are on the CRB?
• Which information is found on the cover sheet and reporter's certificate?
• In which court might a magistrate declare that "the defendant is bound over for trial"?
• What is a partial dislocation of a joint called?
• What is the purpose of certification at the end of a deposition?
• What is the structure that exudes from bone during the healing process?
• What legal matter is handled by the U.S. District Court?
• What is the function of the duodenum?
• What does 'Mens Rea' translate to in legal terms?
• If an exhibit was not admitted into evidence during a trial, and the reporter is asked to note its receipt in the transcript, what should the reporter do?
• What is the medical term for localized?
• Which term is used to describe a major organ of the digestive system located in the upper right abdomen?
• Who sets the monetary rates for Official Certified Shorthand Reporters?
• Which medical specialty is focused on the study and treatment of neoplastic growths?
• Which code governs the process of swearing in a witness?
• Which prefix indicates "in" or "into"?
• What does a preliminary hearing determine regarding a defendant?
• What term describes abnormal sounds in the respiratory system?
• During which stage of a trial is rebuttal evidence presented?
• What is a recommended method for tracking exhibit numbers during a hearing?
• What role does a grand jury play in the indictment process?
• To maintain RPR status, what must a reporter do?
• What is the purpose of counts in a lawsuit pleading?
• What is the main purpose of the Transcript Reimbursement Fund?
• Which of the following is known as a muscle in the human body?
• In which phase does redirect examination happen relative to the initial witness testimony?
• What is the common name for the device used to deliver breaths during resuscitation?
• What is the medical term that describes a surgical procedure to remove a body part?
• What structure surrounds most nerve axons and aids in the conduction of nerve impulses?
• How many members of the Court Reporters Board must be lawyers?
• What medical field would you associate with the study of tumors?
• What are damages added to a verdict for punishment called?
• How often is the CSR examination conducted?
• What is the term for the process when exudate oozes out of the bone during healing?
• What is the name of the cobweb-like membrane that covers the brain and spinal cord?
• Which action may be taken by the court regarding prior depositions when evidence is presented?
• What anatomical term describes an immovable joint?
• What does deglutition refer to?
• What is xeroderma most commonly referred to as?
• What causes a blockage in a blood vessel?
• What is one responsibility of a court reporter during a trial?
• What is the primary purpose of a work sheet for a scopist?
• If an attorney mentions "the usual stipulations" at the end of a deposition, what should the reporter do?
• What is the typical first step in a municipal court proceeding?
• What is a traveling foreign substance in the bloodstream known as?
• What is the retention period for untranscribed notes by deposition reporters?
• What is a cause of action?
• Which court has jurisdiction of claims in excess of $25,000?
• What are the damages specified in a contract for breach known as?
• Which term refers to the burden of proof in a civil proceeding?
• What type of skin condition might be described as 'xeroderma'?
• During voir dire, if a juror requests the right to affirm, what should the reporter do?
• What does 'Sine Di' mean in legal terms?