This is for beginners.

Short dictation exercise including words that use “would you,” such as would you identify, would you please, would you tell, and so on

Short dictation exercise including words that use “would you,” such as would you identify, would you please, would you tell, and so on

Short dictation exercise including words that use “would you,” such as would you identify, would you please, would you tell, and so on

THIS IS SEL NO 31 DICTATION @ 100 WPM JURY CHARGE ON PLEA FOR VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY FOR COURT REPORTERS, COURT REPORTING, STENOGRAPHY, STENOGRAPHERS, SHORTHAND WRITERS, COURT REPORTING STUDENTS AND EVERYONE WHO NEEDS DICTATION

SEL NO 31 JURY CHARGE @ 120 WPM FOR COURT REPORTERS, STENOGRAPHERS, STENOGRAPHY, SHORTHAND, COURT REPORTING STUDENTS, AND EVERYONE WHO NEEDS DICTATION

This is Sel No 31 Jury Charge @ 140 wpm for Court Reporters, Shorthand, Stenographers, Stenography, Court Reporting and everyone who needs dictation.

Dictation for Court Reporters and everyone who needs dictations

DICTATION FOR COURT REPORTERS, STENOTYPE, SHORTHAND, STENOGRAPHERS, PITTMAN SHORTHAND, STUDENTS AND THE LIKE.

DICTATION FOR COURT REPORTERS, STENOTYPE, SHORTHAND, STENOGRAPHERS, PITTMAN SHORTHAND, STUDENTS AND THE LIKE.

THIS IS SEL NO 31 JURY CHARGE @ 180 WPM ON PLEA FOR VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY FOR COURT REPORTERS, STENOGRAPHERS, STENOGRAPHY, COURT REPORTING, TRANSCRTPTION, STEN WRITING, SHORTHAND, AND EVERYONE WHO NEEDS OR LIKES DICTATION

200 WPM 4-voice dictation

200 WPM 4-voice dictation

via YouTube Capture

via YouTube Capture

240a

260a

270

via YouTube Capture

via YouTube Capture

280b

280c

280a

http//dictationdownload.com This video has ambient noise in the background (sirens), but it’s great practice dictation for court reporters and students.

http://dictationdownload.com Former California CSR test. Great practice!

This is a drill video for court reporting students to strengthen their muscle memory on briefs for the most common words.

This is a drill video for court reporting students to strengthen their muscle memory on briefs for the most common words.