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Breaking News Faster: The Journalist's Secret Weapon for Instant Transcripts
Explore how mobile technology and instant transcription tools are revolutionizing journalism and helping reporters stay ahead of the curve.
Digital Evidence in the Age of Virtual Trials
Learn what digital evidence is and how it supports legal cases. Explore multimedia evidence types, collection methods, and best practices for admissibility.
How to Get Court Transcripts Quickly and Easily
There are several ways to get court transcripts, even when you need them fast. Learn some of the best options and rules to follow.
Everything You Need to Know About Certified Transcription
Certified transcriptions ensure that what’s recorded accurately represents the events of any legal proceedings. Here’s how it works.
Speech Recognition for Court Reporting
Speech recognition can be a powerful tool for a law firm, especially ones that handle a lot of remote hearings. Learn how speech recognition can work for you.
Court Reporting Trends
Our latest report breaks down the top trends in digital court reporting, including the rise of AI-powered speech-to-text and remote court proceedings.
Transcripts
Daniel Penny Acquitted in Subway Chokehold Death
A jury in New York found former Marine Daniel Penny not guilty in the chokehold death of Jordan Neely. Read the transcript here.
CEO Shooting Suspect Apprehended
The prime suspect in the assassination of a healthcare CEO in New York has been arrested, Read the transcript here.
UnitedHealthcare CEO Shot and Killed
NYPD holds briefing after UnitedHealthcare CEO shot and killed in NYC. Read the transcript here.
Kash Patel Nominated for FBI Director
Incoming President Donald Trump has nominated longtime ally Kash Patel to lead the FBI. Read the transcript here.
President Biden Pardons Son
President Joe Biden issues a pardon for son, Hunter Biden. Read the transcript here.
DOJ Calls for Google to Sell Chrome
The Justice Department formally submitted a proposal to break up Google, calling for it to sell the Chrome web browser. Read the transcript here.
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