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RPR Certification Requirements and Professional Standards Flashcards

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  1. Which organization administers the RPR (Registered Professional Reporter) certification?

    Answer: National Court Reporters Association (NCRA)

    The NCRA administers the RPR and all other professional court reporting certifications in the US.

  2. What minimum speed must candidates demonstrate on the RPR skills component?

    Answer: 225 words per minute

    RPR candidates must demonstrate the ability to write at 225 words per minute with 95% accuracy.

  3. What accuracy percentage is required to pass each leg of the RPR skills exam?

    Answer: 95%

    Each RPR skills leg requires a 95% accuracy rate, meaning no more than 5 errors per 100 words.

  4. How many legs make up the RPR skills examination?

    Answer: Three legs: literary, jury charge, and testimony

    The RPR skills test consists of three legs — literary, jury charge, and testimony — each at 225 wpm.

  5. Which component of the RPR exam tests knowledge of professional practices, transcription, and ethics?

    Answer: The written knowledge component

    The written knowledge examination tests a reporter's understanding of professional standards, law, and transcription practices.

  6. How long is the RPR certification valid before continuing education is required?

    Answer: Three years, with 30 CE credits required for renewal

    The RPR credential requires renewal every three years with 30 hours of continuing education.

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