Archive for the ‘Exercise’ Category
Jury Charge Challenge, Day 2
Arrest
AR
At or about
AERBT
Burden of proof
BURP
Burden of proving
BURPG
Burden
BURD
Burglar
BLAR
Burglary
BLAER
Burglarize
BLARZ
Practice the hard copy of this article. Guidelines on how to practice from a hard copy can be found at “Court Reporting III.”
LOS ANGELES...
December 2nd, 2009 | Monthly Challenge | Read More
Jury Charge Challenge, Day 1
Assault
SAULT
Battery
BAT
Assault and Battery
SAUB
As a matter of
SMAF
As a matter of law
SMAFL
As a matter of fact
SMAFT
Argue
ARG
Argument
ARGT
Closing argument
KLARG
Robbery
ROEB
Aggravate
GRAEFT
Aggravated battery
AG/BAT
Aggravated assault
AG/SAULT
Aggravated robbery
AG/ROEB
...
December 1st, 2009 | Exercise, Monthly Challenge | Read More
Court Reporting XLVI
Writing should always be kept short; however, we don’t always have a brief and we will sometimes have to write things out phonetically.
This is a list of 100 multisyllabic words. This is great for the theory student to reinforce fundamental writing techniques. This is great for the student trying...
November 16th, 2009 | Hesitation Buster | Read More
Court Reporting XLV
I was having a lot of trouble with resident and residence whenever it would come up in dictation, so I made an exercise to help me out.
I wish I could make some dictation for this exercise, but I really don’t have the ability to do two-voice. I’m sure if you would send this to your teacher, he wouldn’t...
November 15th, 2009 | Hesitation Buster | Read More
Court Reporting XLIV
Suffered
SUFRD
Fracture
FRAUR
Monday
MON
Morning
MORNG
He suffered
He suffered a fracture
He suffered a fracture to his left wrist on
He suffered a fracture to his left wrist on Monday
He suffered a fracture to his left wrist on Monday morning.
I don’t know
YON
If...
November 1st, 2009 | Pyramid Sentences | Read More
Court Reporting XLIII
Were you
PRU
Wearing
WAIRG
Seatbelt
SAEB
At the time of the
TEFT
Accident
SDENT
Were you
Were you wearing
Were you wearing your
Were you wearing your seatbelt
Were you wearing your seatbelt at the time of the
Were you wearing your seatbelt at the time of the accident?
How old
HOULD
Were...
October 31st, 2009 | Pyramid Sentences | Read More
Court Reporting XLII
These are FREE finger drills are to help master the -TD stroke. I use -TD as a -th ending, in words such as: math, teeth, width, etc. It is also commonly used for verbs ending with the T sound in the past tense (adopted, eliminated, etc.)
FYI, I use wide keys for -TD, I think it makes it easier...
October 31st, 2009 | Finger Drills | Read More
Court Reporting XLI
These drills are made to strengthen the -FN and -MGS stroke. -FN is used for words ending in -sen, son, etc. Words like: chosen, loosen, risen, worsen, lesson etc. Names like: Jackson, Davidson, Johnson, Jetsons. Mastering the -FN stroke can save a stroke.
-MGS is used for words ending in -mation....
August 13th, 2009 | Finger Drills | Read More






