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Re: Has LD committed the tort of Defamation or "false light?
Posted by yoel on 9/07/08

    Hello, I guess after reading all the statements and opinions about Novus Law
    School. I suddenly feel so stupid. I received my BSL and about two mouths from
    completing my JD, and I have no idea what to do next. Anyone have any ideas as
    to what steps I need to take?
    I just noticed, that Novus University is not worse much of anything if I can’t
    do the inter and go for the bar, its crazy that Novus is not acceptable in just
    about no state.
    What can I do with a JD from the University of Novus?

    On 8/09/08, -- wrote:
    > On 8/08/08, loomis wrote:
    >> If a court reporter transcribes words a deponent did not say onto the finished
    >> transcript, are their consequences if the addition was intentional?
    >
    > Official court reporters are subject to the law of the state just like
    anyone.
    > If they intentionally falsify a certified government document (like a court
    > transcript) they are subject to applicable criminal penalties.
    >
    > Court reporters are also subject to disciplinary action/sanction by the
    court.
    > A court reporter is licensed and certified usually by the state supreme
    court.
    > There are professional standards of conduct they must abide by. If a court
    > reporter falls below professional standards of performance, they may be
    > disciplined which could include loss of certification.
    >
    > Everyone, including court reporters, occasionally make a mistake at their
    job.
    > However, if a court reporter's performance is clearly below what is expected
    of
    > their profession then a sanction is possible.
    >
    > If you believe that a transcript is incorrect, notify the court in which the
    > transcribed proceeding took place. It is common practice for a court reporter
    > to make an electronic recording of the proceeding. The recording and the
    > transcript can be compared.

     
     

 
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