South Carolina court reporter 'disaster' felt around the country

"In South Carolina, it is broken." Photo by Famartin via Wikimedia Commons.
We’ve heard the stories about court reporter shortages.
Now everyone’s hearing about them, thanks to the latest court reporter crisis in South Carolina.
News media all across the country have reported on the South Carolina court reporter crunch.
"It's the beginning of a disaster for the court system in South Carolina," Valerie McFarland said in the original story broken by a newspaper in Anderson. McFarland is president of the South Carolina Court Reporters Association. "There is a problem. In South Carolina it is broken." (Anderson Independent Mail)
The story was picked up by a number of outlets, ringing the alarm about court reporters in South Carolina to readers across the country. After The Associated Press distributed the story to its members, it showed up in The Charlotte Observer, U.S. News and World Report, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Houston Chronicle and WSOC, among many others.
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