New York Written Transcript is a type of legal document that contains a verbatim record of court proceedings in New York State. It is produced by a court reporter, a certified professional who records all spoken words and other sounds during court proceedings. There are three types of New York Written Transcripts: Official Transcripts, which are the most complete and accurate records of court proceedings; Rough Draft Transcripts, which are prepared from the reporter's notes; and Transcripts for Appeal, which are prepared for appeal purposes and include only the portions of the trial relevant to the appeal. All New York Written Transcripts are digitally signed and sealed by the court reporter and are considered prima facie evidence in legal proceedings.
New York Written Transcript is a type of legal document that contains a verbatim record of court proceedings in New York State. It is produced by a court reporter, a certified professional who records all spoken words and other sounds during court proceedings. There are three types of New York Written Transcripts: Official Transcripts, which are the most complete and accurate records of court proceedings; Rough Draft Transcripts, which are prepared from the reporter's notes; and Transcripts for Appeal, which are prepared for appeal purposes and include only the portions of the trial relevant to the appeal. All New York Written Transcripts are digitally signed and sealed by the court reporter and are considered prima facie evidence in legal proceedings.
