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RPR Certification Requirements and Professional Standards Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following is a prerequisite for sitting for the RPR examination?

    Answer: Holding a valid Registered Merit Reporter (RMR) or Provisional RPR status OR completing an approved court reporting program

    Candidates must meet NCRA eligibility requirements including approved education or provisional status.

  2. In the RPR context, what does 'jury charge dictation' refer to in the skills exam?

    Answer: Instructions delivered by a judge to the jury read at a faster formal pace

    The jury charge leg simulates a judge reading legal instructions to the jury, which is dense and precise dictation.

  3. What does the NCRA Code of Professional Ethics require regarding conflicts of interest?

    Answer: Reporters must disclose any financial or personal interest in the outcome of a proceeding

    The NCRA Code requires reporters to disclose any conflict of interest that could compromise their impartiality.

  4. Is a court reporter permitted to provide legal advice to a deposition witness under the NCRA Code of Ethics?

    Answer: No — reporters must remain neutral and may not provide legal advice

    Court reporters must remain strictly neutral and are prohibited from offering any legal guidance.

  5. When must an RPR-credentialed reporter notify NCRA of a felony conviction?

    Answer: Within 30 days of the conviction

    NCRA bylaws require credentialed members to report felony convictions promptly, within 30 days.

  6. What is the NCRA's policy on a reporter who fails to maintain impartiality during proceedings?

    Answer: They may face suspension or revocation of their NCRA credential

    Violations of NCRA's Code of Professional Ethics can result in credential suspension or revocation.

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