California Supreme Court orders electronic recording when court reporters unavailable
(Subscription required) The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that trial courts must provide low-income civil litigants with an official verbatim record of court proceedings, including through electronic recording when a court reporter is unavailable. In a unanimous opinion authored by Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero, the court said California's chronic shortage of court reporters cannot leave litigants who cannot afford private reporters without a meaningful record for appeal.
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