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Record · Sept. 24, 2021

Notes on a call with a court reporter about transcript procedures, Sept. 2021

Notes from a call with a court reporter explaining how transcripts were created and where copies might be located.Machine-written summary

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Call with Cindy Hopkins Friday, September 24, 2021 2:34:17 PM

Call with Cindy Hopkins

  • Called her told boss (Toni Salopec (sp?)). The standard procedure at the time: the reporter creates a transcript on her computer that is an ASCII file. The reporter then sends that file to her company, which uses a software called Real Legal to create an electronic transcript, affix the court reporter’s signature, and create a marker on every page.

  • Attorneys in the case receive the ASCII files, electronic transcripts, and hardcopy. ASCII file does not have a signature, so that might be why an unsigned transcript exists.

  • Cindy called Visual Evidence. They don’t have the video.

  • Toni does not have access to the transcript anymore

  • Cindy is trying to review her own external hard drive that has her old transcripts. She’s getting technical assistance to access it.

  • Cindy also used Carbonite, a cloud storage system, to backup her files. She’s trying to access her Carbonite system.

  • was the ordering firm, so they probably have a copy.

(eft the firm, and passed away, not sure if the firm is still around.)

and probably got copies at the time. They would probably have the Real Legal that has a marking on every page.

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SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER PARAGRAPHS 7,8,9,10,15,and 17

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Notes on a call with a court reporter about transcript procedures, Sept. 2021

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<table <tr <td From:</td </tr <tr <td To:</td </tr <tr <td Subject:</td </tr <tr <td Date:</td </tr </table Call with Cindy Hopkins Friday, September 24, 2021 2:34:17 PM Call with Cindy Hopkins - Called her told boss (Toni Salopec (sp?)). The standard procedure at the time: the reporter creates a transcript on her computer that is an ASCII file. The reporter then sends that file to her company, which uses a software called Real Legal to create an electronic transcript, affix the court reporter’s signature, and create a marker on every page. - Attorneys in the case receive the ASCII files, elec…