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• 1. (870) 773-3381
• 2. (916) 283-8259
• 3. 210-278-5723
• 4. 407.665.4500
• 5. 505-841-8400
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is a court reporter license required to perform court reporting services?

  In other words, a court reporter license is not required to perform court reporting services if: the court reporter is paid to perform court reporting services exclusively by the federal government, OR

• Why choose plasmine rosin sizing additives?

  Plasmine has the most diverse portfolio of rosin based sizing additives of all rosin sizing suppliers in North America to meet a wide range of wet end operating conditions and paper sizing requirements. Plasmine’s assurance of quality is reflected in the product stability of all of our rosin based sizing emulsions.

• When should I apply rosin to my instrument?

  Rosin is often reapplied immediately before playing the instrument. Lighter rosin is generally preferred for violins and violas, and in high-humidity climates, while darker rosins are preferred for cellos, and for players in cool, dry areas.

• What can I add to rosin to make it work better?

  Extra substances such as beeswax, gold, silver, tin, or meteoric iron are sometimes added to the rosin to modify its stiction / friction properties and the tone it produces. Powdered rosin can be applied to new hair, for example with a felt pad or cloth, to reduce the time taken in getting sufficient rosin onto the hair.

• What is the difference between Lenawee County Circuit Court and District Court?

  The 39th Circuit Court is the superior court for Lenawee County. It has original jurisdiction over all felony criminal cases. It hears all civil cases involving claims over $25,000. District Court, established by the Legislature in 1968, became a court of record in 1973 and testimony is recorded electronically by a Court Recorder.