Sections
7 entriesSection 8030Requires all fees and other board revenues to be promptly reported to the State Controller and deposited with the State Treasurer in…Section 8030.1Allows the board to use existing resources to publicize the Transcript Reimbursement Fund to prospective applicants through appropriate entities, including specified legal-access…Section 8030.2Establishes the Transcript Reimbursement Fund for low-income civil litigants, funded by up to $300,000 annually in $100,000 transfers unless the Court Reporters’…Section 8030.4Defines key terms governing Transcript Reimbursement Fund eligibility, including applicants, cases, certified shorthand reporters, fee-generating cases, indigent persons, pro bono attorneys, and…Section 8030.6Requires Transcript Reimbursement Fund payments, with caps: deposition per diem $75 half-day/$125 full-day; expedited transcripts $2,500; exhibits $0.35 each or $35 per…Section 8030.8Requires reimbursement documentation to establish indigency, applicant eligibility, a non-fee-generating case, the reporter’s license, actual transcript charges, refund obligations, and itemized invoice…Section 8031Sets examination-application fees at $40, each written/practical part at $75, duplicate certificates $10, name/address penalties at $50, and annual renewal at $10–$250.…