201 Pa. Code § 4006 - Employment and Duties of Court Reporting Personnel
(A) The president judge or his or her
designee shall select, appoint, and supervise court reporting personnel for the
district. The number of court reporting personnel in any district shall be
adequate to support the full and unrestricted operation of the
courts.
(B) The president judge or
his or her designee shall assign court reporting personnel in a manner as to
(1) cover all proceedings and timely produce
all transcripts; and
(2)
substantially equalize the workload of recording testimony, and of transcript
production and generating fees.
(C) All court reporting personnel are
officers of the court with a duty to comply with all court regulations and
orders and to maintain the highest standards of professional and ethical
conduct.
(D) No court reporting
personnel shall work outside his or her official duties unless such work is
permitted under the Code of Conduct For Employees of the Unified Judicial
System (see Section VI (F)) and he or she is in substantial compliance with
these rules regarding timeliness of transcripts as determined by the president
judge .
(E) All court reporters must
ensure that the court will have access and the ability to obtain the notes of
testimony and all other record proceedings of the court in the event of the
inability, unavailability, or unwillingness of the court reporter to do so
within the time frame established by these rules.
Notes
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