Is it ever a bad idea for a defendant to obtain the transcripts?
Ordering transcripts is a case-by-case decision, there are no bright line rules for this, so I think what "a lawyer told you once" is wrong. ...
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Ordering transcripts is a case-by-case decision, there are no bright line rules for this, so I think what "a lawyer told you once" is wrong. ...
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