Sentence examples for reporters notes from inspiring English sources

Such a courtroom is defined as one with advanced electronic presentation systems; real-time court reporting, in which court reporters' notes are available as they type; digital audio recording; and Internet access that allows the judge to research legal and administrative materials from the bench.

Court reporters' notes could also be made available instantly on the Internet.

When the agency subpoenaed the paper's records, including reporters' notes, Mr. Holman, a lawyer, dug in his heels.

"There are going to be fights over access to the reporters' notes, their prior history and credibility, and their interviews with other people.

It is also unfortunate that the agreement does not protect nonconfidential material, such as information in reporters' notes that does not make it into a newspaper article.

Justice Scalia and the Supreme Court press office declined to comment on the event, despite a damaging controversy regarding this apparent violation of a federal law protecting reporters' notes and the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on unreasonable searches.

Reporters noted that she was smart, pretty and funny.

This year, reporters noted fewer government cars being used openly by Frelimo than in 2013.

"No reason to be worried," Khandker Mosharraf Hossain, the minister, told reporters, noting that brands were not canceling orders.

Reporters noted a hint of evangelical about the crowd of over 2,000, who talked about "saving" Japan.

(TV "kits" were expensive: the reporters noted that the term "small down payment" would retain its usual meaning).