Does poor court record with no reporter present deprive affected party of due process and meaningful access to court ?

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   Andrew Lapres

   Muskegon Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered March 14, 2013 17:12. You don't have to request a reporter. All proceedings in court are recorded. There is no "reporter" over in the corner typing anymore. The proceedings are audio recorded and then transcribed at a later date if ordered by one of the parties.

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   James M. Osak

   Madison Heights Lawsuit / Dispute Attorney

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   Answered March 15, 2013 12:18. You should have addressed this issue WHEN
   you were in court. Simply ask the judge . . .
   is this being recorded or not? Ask why not?
   Present your question to the judge.

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   Rixon Rafter

   Fairfax Litigation Lawyer

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   Answered March 14, 2013 05:20. what court? Court of record or not court of record? Is appeal de novo?

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