Court Reporters Certification Boardminutes 1977-2011

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Court Reporters Certification Boardminutes 1977-2011

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The Texas Court ReportersCertification Board recommends to the Supreme Court of Texas those persons whoshould be certified to practice court reporting (written shorthand, machineshorthand, oral stenography, or any other method authorized by the Supreme Court)for use in litigation in Texas courts. Minutes of the board, 1977-2011, document ina summary but thorough fashion the actions taken by the board at itsmeetings.

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