Transcription of The Guide - Volume 6 CHAPTER 18: TRANSCRIPT FORMAT
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The Guide - Volume 6 CHAPTER 18: TRANSCRIPT FORMAT
The Guide - Volume 6 CHAPTER 18: TRANSCRIPT FORMAT PART Introduction. PART Judicial Conference Policy. PART Compressed TRANSCRIPT . PART Realtime Unedited TRANSCRIPT . PART Paper. PART Ink Color. PART Preprinted Marginal Lines. PART Line Numbers. PART Typing. PART Content. PART Title Page. PART Indexes. PART Numbering. PART Cover. PART Punched Holes. PART Fastener. PART Certification. PART Copies. Exhibits: TRANSCRIPT (Hannan - Direct) TRANSCRIPT (Hannan - Direct) TRANSCRIPT (Hannan - Cross/Redirect) TRANSCRIPT (Ramirez - Direct) TRANSCRIPT (Ramirez - Direct) TRANSCRIPT Title Page TRANSCRIPT Index PART Introduction. The Judicial Conference prescribed the TRANSCRIPT FORMAT in 1944 in order to assure that each party is treated equally throughout the country.
“Transcripts may be sold in computer diskette form in ASCII format, or other format requested by the ordering party and agreed to by the court reporter or transcriber, whether they represent originals, first copies, or additional copies. “Each page of transcript sold on diskette must be formatted consistent with the Judicial
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