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Define the principles of machine shorthand. (I)
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Compare and contrast characteristics of Literary, Jury charge, and
Question and Answer testimony as it relates to machine shorthand. (I)
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Analyze procedures and policies of machine shorthand as they relate to
Literary, Jury Charge, and Question and Answer testimony. (I)
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Define legal terminology and demonstrate the related brief from in
machine shorthand. (II)
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Write five minutes of dictated Literary material at 100 words per
minute, Jury Charge material at 120 words per minute, and Question and
Answer testimony at 140 words per minute. (III)
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Write speed drills of dictated number and letter combinations, proper
names, and geographic locations. (IV)
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Identify on machine up to four different speakers in a courtroom or
deposition setting. (IV)
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Write dictated Literary, Jury Charge, and Question and Answer
testimony material with a 98.5% accuracy. (IV)
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| 9.
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Transcribe Literary, Jury Charge, and Question and Answer testimony
material with a 98.5% accuracy. (V)
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Read back Literary, Jury Charge, and Question and Answer testimony at
speeds from 100 to 140 words per minute. (VI)
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