After more than a million cases without a transcript, California high court allows recording
First publishedAug 10, 19:13 UTC
Last updatedAug 10, 20:59 UTC · 9m ago
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California's Supreme Court ruled that proceedings in some civil cases can be electronically recorded in order to create transcripts, settling a dispute that has pitted attorneys for domestic violence victims and others against court reporters, who argue only humans can be trusted to do the work.
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- California's Supreme Court ruled that proceedings in some civil cases can be electronically recorded in order to create transcripts, settling a dispute that has pitted attorneys for domestic violence victims and others against court reporters, who argue only humans can be trusted to do the work.
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