Court Reporters is a specialty of the CIS occupation Transcriptionists. For more information, see Transcriptionists. Court Reporters is in the Business, Management, and Finance Career Cluster. Work Setting Court reporters sometimes record statements in the offices of attorneys. More often they work in non-office settings, such as courts, legislatures, and conventions.
Wages vary according to training, experience and location.
Entry level wages may be lower. National Wages Pay varies with the worker's speed, education, and experience. It also varies with the employer's industry, and geographic location. Court reporters usually earn higher salaries than other transcriptionists. There were 1,250 people employed as court reporters or stenographers in Indiana in 1998.