AAERT Certified Electronic Reporter (CER) Practice Test

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What does "fed third" represent when transcribing federal volumes?

F.2d
3d.F
F.3d
3.Fd

The correct answer is: F.3d

"Fed third" refers specifically to the citation for the third series of the Federal Reporter, which is indicated by the abbreviation "F.3d". This series contains opinions from the United States Court of Appeals, and it is essential for legal professionals to accurately reference court decisions. Each designation in legal citations follows a standard format where "F" represents the Federal Reporter, the number "3" indicates that this is the third series, and "d" stands for decisions. This citation is important for legal documentation because it allows practitioners and judges to locate precedents and relevant case law effectively. Mastering these citations is a crucial skill for those involved in legal transcription and documentation, ensuring clarity and precision in legal records.