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THE TREATMENT OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE IN LEGAL TRANSCRIPTS

  • IN THIS RECORDING, OUR PANELISTS DISCUSS:

    • Respectful, effective approaches to Indigenous language in litigation
    • Establishing orthography protocols to create alignment on spellings and style
    • Identifying and working with Indigenous language spellers
    • Managing software limitations, linguistic crosswalks and spelling concordances
    • Producing accurate transcripts without compromising the court reporter
    • Managing transcript errata without altering testimony
  • WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING:

    • This is without a doubt the BEST webinar so far!!! Subject matter was FASCINATING, VERY informative. 
    • It was excellent. I learned a lot. Appreciate the tip about using Windows characters versus limited Case Catalyst extended characters.
    • I really enjoy learning about court reporting methods/practice in other countries, in addition to my own USA.
    • I am just so impressed with all three presenters: the reporter, the indigenous lawyer and expert on the matter.
    • I just wanted to say thank you to the speakers who were all well versed in their topics. This is an area I have little to no knowledge on and it was fascinating to me. Words are our life in court reporting and my world just got a little bigger thanks to you all.
    • Great info on how this works in trial from a reporter perspective. Incredibly technical. Great info.

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This recording was created from a live webinar broadcast hosted on September 21, 2023. Reporters and videographers are NOT eligible for Continuing Education Credits through the NCRA, AAERT, or any other association by watching this recorded video. If you have any questions please contact courtreporter@veritext.com. © 2023 This webinar is owned and copyrighted by Veritext. Any recording, transcribing, or distribution of the webinar in whole or in part is prohibited without the express written permission of Veritext.

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