Los Angeles court leaders say they can't find enough certified court reporters to cover every courtroom. The association representing court reporters said leaders could have done a better job recruiting new staff.
August 25, 2022 at 08:43 PM
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Citing a staff shortage, Los Angeles County Superior Court leaders said Thursday they will shift all available court reporters to felony and juvenile matters, even after the Legislature allocated $30 million statewide last year to add reporters to family law and civil cases.
In an email to court staff Wednesday evening, Presiding Judge Eric Taylor said the court no longer has enough reporters available to staff proceedings where they are not legally mandated.
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Los Angeles County Superior Court Presiding Judge Eric C. Taylor. (Photo: Courtesy Photo)
