Feel free to answer or not answer stylistic questions as you see fit. I will go with standardized answers in cases where no preference is selected.

I am also happy to go off a finished transcript for further clarification.

Updated: June 8. 2025

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Name *

First

Last

Email *

Today's Date

repeats identification saw

Address 1

City, State, Zip

Phone

Firm/Judge/Court (if applicable)

What is your preferred contact for quick response?

• Text
• Email
• Other

Preferred:

• , is that correct/right?
• ; is that correct/right?
• Other

Preferred:

• , correct/right?
• ; correct/right?
• Other

Preferred (with regard to verbally spelled out words):

• A-L-L C-A-P-S
• ALL CAPS
• l-o-w-e-r c-a-s-e
• lower case
• other

Flags for your attention:

• *
• ***
• ^
• Leave in a Comment
• Other

How "verbatim" check

Non-video: Lawyer repeats same word(s): "How — how — how — how do you answer this?"

• How do you answer this?
• How — how do you answer this?
• How — how — how — how do you answer this?

Video: Lawyer repeats same word(s): "How — how — how — how do you answer this?"

• How do you answer this?
• How — how do you answer this?
• How — how — how — how do you answer this?

Non-video: Lawyer repeats different word(s): "How were — When did you see this?"

• When did you see this?
• How were — when did you see this?
• How were — When did you see this?

Video: Lawyer repeats different word(s): "How were — When did you see this?"

• When did you see this?
• How were — when did you see this?
• How were — When did you see this?

Non-video: Lawyer repeats partial word: "When did you ans- — answer this?"

• When did you ans- — answer this?
• When did you answer this?

Video: Lawyer repeats partial word: "When did you ans- — answer this?"

• When did you ans- — answer this?
• When did you answer this?

Non-video: Lawyer uses partial word but then changes word: "When did you ans- — question this?"

• When did you ans- — question this?
• When did you question this?

Video: Lawyer uses partial word but then changes word: "When did you ans- — question this?"

• When did you ans- — question this?
• When did you question this?

Non-video: Witness repeats word: "I — I — I saw the whole thing."

• I — I — I saw the whole thing.
• I saw the whole thing.

Video: Witness repeats word: "I — I — I saw the whole thing."

• I — I — I saw the whole thing.
• I saw the whole thing.

Non-video: Witness uses partial word then repeats complete word: "I ran to the mark- — market."

• I ran to the mark- — market.
• I ran to the store.

Video: Witness uses partial word then repeats complete word: "I ran to the mark- — market."

• I ran to the mark- — market.
• I ran to the store.

Non-video: Witness uses partial word but then changes word: "I ran to the mark- — store."

• I ran to the mark- — store.
• I ran to the store.

Video: Witness uses partial word but then changes word: "I ran to the mark- — store."

• I ran to the mark- — store.
• I ran to the store.

Leave in "strike that"?

• Yes, surrounded by dashes
• Yes, start a new paragraph following it
• No.
• Other

If a witness trails off, but is not interrupted

• Use dashes
• Use ellipses (and will do with spaces between . . .)
• Other

Speaker identification following Colloquy:

• BY MR. JONES: (Q. on following line)
• Q. (By Mr. Jones)
• Q. (BY MR. JONES)
• Other

Speaker identification, question and answer:

• Q.
• Q:
• Q
• Other

Objections:

• Objection, leading.
• Objection. Leading.
• Objection; leading.
• Other

Add (sic) after speaker clearly misspeaks

• Yes
• No
• Yes, but flag for my approval
• No, but flag for my consideration
• Other

Phone numbers:

• (555)123-4567
• 555-123-4567
• 555.123.4567
• Other

Numbers: Spell out one through:

• Nine
• Ten
• Other

Time: "nine o'clock" =

• nine o’clock
• 9:00
• 9:00 o’clock

Time: "five p.m." =

• 5 pm
• 5 p.m.
• 5:00 pm
• 5:00 p.m.
• other

Punctuation of dates:

• 3/5/99
• 3/5/1999
• 3-5-99
• 3-5-1999
• 03/05/1999
• Other

Oxford commas:

• Yes, always
• No, when the items of the list are clear
• Sometimes, only when needed to prevent miscommunication
• Other

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