Does the court reporter take verbatim records?

The court reporter didn't write it down word for word.

The court reporter should be responsible for recording the contents of the trial led by the judge, and the main points should be recorded, and the speeches irrelevant to the key points are basically not recorded.

Clerks are transactional assistants in judicial work and work under the guidance of judges.

The clerk shall generally perform the following duties:

1, dealing with transactional work in the process of pre-trial preparation;

2. Check the appearance of the participants in the proceedings and announce the court discipline;

3, as a record in the trial process; Sorting, binding and filing of files;

4. Complete other daily work assigned by the judge.

Shop assistants are divided into three categories:

1. Appoint staff. Appointed staff members are civil servants selected by organs with the power of appointment and dismissal through public examinations and assessments (national examinations and provincial examinations). This kind of clerk is appointed directly by the president of the people's court, and is an administrative establishment specializing in political and legal work, with life tenure. At the same time, appointing a clerk is also the only way for judicial administrative personnel to take the post of judge (judge);

2. Make an appointment with the clerk. The appointment clerk belongs to the civil servants formally employed at or above the provincial level and belongs to the administrative establishment. The appointment clerk is the most common court clerk, who signs labor contracts with the court, belongs to the formal staff of the court and enjoys the treatment of civil servants;

3. The employed clerk belongs to the court's own recruitment, and only works as a contract worker, without preparation. They are temporary employees of the court, not formal employees of the court, and do not enjoy the treatment of civil servants.

"Organization Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) People's Court" Article 3 A clerk of a people's court shall meet the following conditions:

(1) Having People's Republic of China (PRC) nationality;

(2) Support the Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC);

(3) Good health, at least 18 years old;

(4) Having good political and professional qualities and professional skills in clerical work;

(5) Having a college degree or above. Article 8 (1) A clerk newly hired by a people's court shall be appointed through examination and assessment in accordance with the principles of openness, equality and competition.

(two) the Supreme People's Court and local people's courts at all levels are respectively responsible for the examination of the appointment of clerks by the central and provincial departments in charge of examination and recording.