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A transcript a typed copy of testimony and an official record of proceedings; the clerk minutes accessible online through the Case Search (the Dockets tab, entries starting with "CLERK'S MINUTES"), the court accepting no transcript requests for minutes; transcripts and recordings requested on the online transcript/recording request form, a separate form for each request, the court reporter giving the cost of the transcript, how to pay, the time to complete it and where to pick it up; a court recording (Government Code Section 69957) produced for the current fee of $25.00 per USB Drive, the court providing no transcripts of electronic recordings (a transcription agency to be contacted).
California > Third Appellate District > Amador County > Superior Court of California, County of Amador
Common Questions What is a court transcript? A transcript is typed copy of testimony given and is an official record of proceedings. What is the difference between the clerk minutes and a transcript? Clerk minutes are entered into the case by the courtroom clerk. This is not a complete record when compared to a case utilizing an electronic recording device or a Court Reporter transcription. The Minutes are accessible on line by using the Home page tab of this website where you will find the "Case Search" button or directly accessing the search page link. Locate the case by entering the available case information (ex. Name, or Case Number) and Search. Find the correct case. Locate and Click the Dockets tab. Use the Docket Desc field to select an entry that starts with "CLERK'S MINUTES" followed by a number, or if you know the date (ex. 10/10/12) enter the date in the Begin Date and End Date fields and Search. The court does not accept Transcript requests for Minutes. How do I request a court transcript? Use the online transcript/recording request form. Please use a separate form for each request. How much will my transcript cost? Once the court reporter contacts you, he/she will tell you the cost of the transcript. He/she will also discuss how to pay for the transcript, the length of time it will take to complete, and where to pick it up. What is a court recording? A court recording is an alternative method to capture court proceedings by using an electronic recording device. Click to review Government Code Section 69957. How do I request a court recording? Submit the online transcript/recording request form. Once a completed form is received, the Court will contact you with the cost for the production of an audio copy of the hearing session. Please use a separate form for each request. How much will the recording cost? The Court will assess a charge to cover the cost of the USB Drive, creating the recording, and administrative costs in processing your request. The current fee is $25.00 per USB Drive. What if I need a transcript of the recording? The court does not provide transcripts of electronic recordings. You will need to contact a transcription agency. Related Links Amador County Bar Association CTSI-CA Traffic Safety Institute Immigration Resources-English Inmigracion Resources-Spanish Judicial Council Forms Judicial Council Self Help Local Rules Official Payments Access Court Records Military Families in CA Courts
Common Questions What is a court transcript? A transcript is typed copy of testimony given and is an official record of proceedings. What is the difference between the clerk minutes and a transcript? Clerk minutes are entered into the case by the courtroom clerk. This is not a complete record when compared to a case utilizing an electronic recording device or a Court Reporter transcription. The Mi
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