TRTranscripts
Deposition Transcripts vs. Trial Transcripts
A deposition transcript and a trial transcript are both certified verbatim records, but they are taken in different settings and used differently in court. Here is the distinction.
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The Record & Rebuttal
The Record & Rebuttal is a new editorial guide to how spoken legal proceedings become written records. It explores the craft, technology, and access questions behind accurate transcripts
- 01Stenotypethe machine behind the verbatim
- 02Verbatimthe standard a record is held to
- 03Certificationthe seal that makes it official
- 04Sealedwhat is withheld and why
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Skills, methods, and working lives behind verbatim legal records.
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Voice Writing, A Second Path Into Court Reporting
Voice writing captures testimony by repeating it into a silenced mask microphone instead of typing it on a stenotype. Here is how it works and how it is certified.
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Sections
Three registers, kept as three margins.
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01 · CR
Craft
Skills, methods, and working lives behind verbatim legal records.
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02 · TR
Transcripts
How testimony becomes a written record and why that record matters.
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03 · AC
Access
Public access, privacy, and the language of law in official records.
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