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Court Reporting: Bad Grammar/Good Punctuation by Margie Wakeman Wells is one of the most respected punctuation references written specifically for the court reporting profession. Unlike ordinary grammar books, this text focuses on the real-world challenge reporters face every day: turning spoken testimony into clean, readable, properly punctuated transcript pages.

Written for court reporters, captioners, instructors, students, scopists, and proofreaders, this advanced guide explains standard English punctuation rules as they apply to the spoken word. Margie’s teaching style is known for clear rules, practical examples, and concise explanations that help reporters make better punctuation decisions with confidence.

This is a valuable used copy of a professional court reporting reference that remains widely used and recommended in the field. Used copies may show normal wear, but the content is what matters: hundreds of pages of focused transcript punctuation instruction from one of court reporting’s best-known English authorities.

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