Court Reporter Practice Exam

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What may the court require of a reporter in violation of the Texas Supreme Court's forms?

To redo the trial
To amend the existing record
To present additional evidence
To apologize to the court

The correct answer is: To amend the existing record

The court may require a reporter who is in violation of the Texas Supreme Court's forms to amend the existing record. This requirement arises from the need to ensure that the official record accurately reflects the proceedings that occurred during the trial. The integrity of the court's record is fundamental, and any discrepancies or forms violations could hinder the judicial process or lead to misunderstandings during appeals or subsequent proceedings. Amending the record allows the court to rectify any errors or omissions in accordance with established standards and procedures, thus maintaining the reliability of the judicial record. It focuses on correcting the existing documentation rather than redefining the outcome of the trial, which is reflected in the processes of the other choices.