What does NCRA stand for?

The National Court Reporters Association grants the title of Registered Professional Reporter (RPR) to individuals who pass a four-part examination and take part in compulsory continuing education programs.

The National Court Reporters Association has certified about 70 programs.

According to the National Court Reporters Association, there are between 50,000 and 60,000 judicial, broadcast captioning, CART, and Internet information reporters working in the U.

While the National Court Reporters Association currently estimates there are approximately 40,000 active court reporters in the United States, only a small percentage are skilled in realtime reporting.

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The National Court Reporters Association (NCRA) has certified dozens of programs which are widely available at many community colleges, four-year universities and via distance learning.

The National Court Reporters Association, Vienna, Virginia, nets about $70,000 from advertising and copy sales of its printed Source Book.

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