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After years of tech-related phase outs, a new technology is helping court stenographers make a comeback. It's called real-time transcription: a computerized system that instantly converts a stenographer's keystrokes into text that crawls along a video screen like a news ticker. The captioning allows the hearing-impaired to follow the case, but it's also becoming popular with lawyers who want immediate downloads of trial transcripts.
May 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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