Court typing
Court Typing Test Practice
Court typing tests use legal language — case titles, sections, judgments and orders — which is slower to type than general passages if you have not practised it.
StenoPro helps you build familiarity with that vocabulary through dictation, typing and formatting practice in one place.
What makes court typing different
- Legal terms, Latin phrases and section references
- Proper names, dates and case numbers that must be exact
- Structured documents such as orders and judgments
A simple court typing routine
- Warm up with a short general typing test
- Transcribe one legal-style dictation passage
- Review every mistake, especially names and numbers
- Finish with one formatting exercise
Start practising in StenoPro
Open the dictation library, set your speed and check your transcript in the same session.
Open StenoProFrequently asked questions
- Is the court typing test the same in every court?
- No. Each High Court and district court sets its own pattern. Use the official notification for exact speed, duration and format.