Legal Transcription and Court Reporting

Legal transcription is about conversion of dictation/ audio recordings done at law firms and court houses into neat typewritten transcripts. Transcription technology and services has been changed over the years and has gone digital today. Who are the court reporters and what do they do? Well as the name suggests the court reporters create verbatim transcripts of legal proceedings, speeches, meetings, and also conversations. They use several methods to ensure that the spoken word is accurately recorded. Court reporters have the expertise in transcription / proof reading and editing of all types of court reports and legal documents besides being trained to assist lawyers and judges.

Legal dictations of various types and this may include client letters, depositions, court hearings that are recorded and sent to legal transcription professionals who may be located either within the same city, county, state or even out of the country.

Many court reporters use stenotype machine and computer-aided transcription. Whether in the court room or in the law firms office most voice recordings today depend on digital dictation programs that enable recording of voice often supported with automated typing. Dictation is done using either one of the different methods;

• Using a dictation device
• Dictation on to a computer or laptop
• PDA dictation and recording
• Dictation by telephone
• Dictation over the Internet
• Court recordings & meetings

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