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Common questions about court reporting services in New York State and New York City.
New York requires court reporters to be licensed by the Department of State under Article 78 of the Judiciary Law. Applicants must pass both a written examination and a skills test administered by the Division of Licensing Services. Licenses must be renewed every two years, and licensees must complete continuing education requirements. New York City courts may also have additional requirements for official court reporters assigned to specific courts.
New York depositions are governed by CPLR Article 31. Under CPLR 3107, a party must serve written notice of a deposition at least 20 days before the scheduled date (10 days in certain cases). Under CPLR 3113, depositions may be taken via telephone or videoconference by court order or written stipulation. The reporter must be authorized to administer oaths in New York, and all parties are entitled to a copy of the transcript.
New York State courts — including the New York Supreme Court (which is a trial court), the Appellate Division, and the Court of Claims — use official court reporters for trial proceedings. The Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens Supreme Courts are among the busiest in the country. Attorneys frequently hire private certified reporters for depositions, arbitrations, and administrative hearings across New York City.
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