SPRC 3
COURT REPORTERS; FILING OF NOTES
(a) At the commencement of a capital case, the trial
court will designate one or more court reporters for that
case. To the extent practical, only designated reporters
will report all hearings.
(b) As soon as possible after each hearing, the court
reporter will transmit stenographic notes, any audio or
video tapes, and any other electronic data medium containing
notes of the hearing to the courtroom clerk.
(c) The courtroom clerk will index the notes on a
records inventory, noting the date of the notes. The
courtroom clerk will have the court reporter initial the
inventory log as each set of notes is received by the
courtroom clerk.
(d) The stenographic notes, any audio or video tapes,
and any other electronic data medium containing notes of any
hearing shall be stored by the clerk's office in an exhibit
box labeled with the defendant's name and cause number to
allow easy retrieval of notes. Sealed notes are to be
marked "SEALED" in red ink and maintained in accordance with
GR 15.
(e) Court reporter notes, any audio or video tapes, and any
other electronic data medium containing notes of any
hearing, sealed or unsealed, shall not be provided to anyone
except the court reporter who produced the notes, unless a
court order provides otherwise.
(f) A court reporter may withdraw the stenographic notes,
any video or audio tapes, and any other electronic data
medium containing notes of a hearing as required for
transcription upon completing a request slip. The
stenographic notes, any audio or video tapes, and any other
electronic data medium containing notes shall be returned to
the clerk's office at the same time the transcript is filed
for transmission to an appellate court.
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