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How Court Reporters Help Preserve the Legal Record
Court reporting is often associated with capturing the words spoken during a legal proceeding, but creating a useful…
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Why Transcript Accuracy Begins Before the Proceeding Ends
A finished transcript may be read long after a deposition, hearing, or other proceeding has concluded, but the…
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Reading a Legal Transcript: Understanding What Appears on the Page
A legal transcript can look highly structured to someone opening one for the first time. Pages contain numbered…
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From Testimony to Transcript: What Happens After the Proceeding
When a deposition, hearing, or other reported proceeding ends, the room may empty quickly. Attorneys gather their documents,…
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Why Clear Communication Matters During a Deposition
A deposition is a conversation with a formal purpose. Attorneys ask questions, witnesses provide answers, objections may interrupt…
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What Changes When a Deposition Takes Place Remotely
Remote depositions have changed where testimony can take place without changing the basic purpose of the proceeding. Instead…
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Dana Burkdoll contributes educational articles about court reporting, depositions, transcripts, and the creation of the legal record.
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Dana Burkdoll contributes to Inside Court Reporting, writing about court reporting, depositions, transcripts, and the processes involved in creating the legal record.