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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 form in
machine shorthand. (II)
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Write five minutes of dictated Literary material at 180 words per
minute, Jury Charge material at 200 words per minute, and Question and
Answer at 225 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 ranging from 180 to 225 words per minute. (VI)
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