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The Court Reporters, Certified Shorthand Reporters in the Court Support Division, CourtReporters@tuolumne.courts.ca.gov; court reporter fees - all parties deposit their pro rata share with the clerk at the beginning of the first and each succeeding day of court session, due from the beginning of the hearing or trial (the moment the matter is assigned and called), a half day fee for any matter lasting more than one hour and a full day fee for more than four hours unless the court orders otherwise, collectable in any civil case (all matters other than criminal and juvenile cases); fees deposited at the civil division, new courthouse, first floor, 12855 Justice Center Drive, or mailed to the Civil Division, with a completed Request for Court Reporter form, TUO-CS-150, for the estimated length prior to hearing or trial; each party's pro-rata share of $400.00 for a hearing estimated to last more than one hour and $800.00 for more than four hours, or a fee equal to the actual cost (Government Code section 68086(a)) - a mandated court reporter per diem fee; a side not required to post fees (fee waiver/governmental agency) leaves the other side(s) responsible for their pro rata share; any delay in payment or deviation referred immediately to the trial judge; transcripts ordered by email to CourtReporters@tuolumne.courts.ca.gov or on a Request for Preparation of Transcript, TUO-CS-125, by mail or hand delivery to the Court Support Division, with the name of the case, the exact date of the hearing, the judge who presided, and an address and/or telephone number for the reporter's time and cost estimate.
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Court Reporters The Court Reporters are Certified Shorthand Reporters licensed by the State of California, and are a part of the Court Support Division of the Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne. As required by statute and assigned, they provide a verbatim record of courtroom proceedings, and their duties include the preparation of written transcripts, and read-back of testimony during court proceedings and to jurors during deliberations. Contact Information Court Support: 12855 Justice Center Drive Sonora, CA, 95370 Email: CourtReporters@tuolumne.courts.ca.gov RELATED LINKS Court Holidays Court Reporter Fees All parties shall deposit their pro rata share of court reporter fees with the clerk of the court on the beginning of the first and each succeeding day court session. Court reporter fees shall be due and payable from the beginning of hearing or trial. "Beginning" is defined as the moment the matter is assigned to the trial court and the judicial official calls the action for trial or hearing. Unless the court orders otherwise for good cause, a half day fee shall be charged for any matter which lasts more than one hour. A full day fee shall be charged for any matter lasting more than four hours. Court reporter fees are collectable in any civil case which includes all matters other than criminal and juvenile cases. Court Reporter fees must be deposited at the civil division, new courthouse, first floor, 12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA, together with a completed Request for Court Reporter form, TUO-CS-150. For mailing, send to the Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne, Attention: Civil Division, 12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA, 95370, for the estimated length prior to hearing or trial. For any hearing estimated to last more than one hour, each party shall deposit their pro-rata share of $400.00, or for any hearing estimated to last more than four hours, each party shall deposit their pro-rata share of $800.00 or a fee equal to the actual cost of providing the services Per Government Code Section 68086(a), for purposes of this section, "one-half day" means any period of judicial time, in excess of one hour during either the morning or afternoon court session. Pursuant to Government Code 68086, this is a mandated court reporter per diem fee. If, for whatever reason (fee waiver/governmental agency) one side is not required to post fees, the other side(s) shall still be responsible for their pro rata share. ANY DELAY IN PAYMENT OR DEVIATION FROM ABOVE PROCEDURES SHALL IMMEDIATELY BE REFERRED TO THE TRIAL JUDGE FOR RESOLUTION. Requests for Transcripts If you wish to order a transcript, please email CourtReporters@tuolumne.courts.ca.gov, or complete a Request for Preparation of Transcript TUO-CS-125 , and submit it by mail or hand delivery to: Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne, Request for Transcript – Court Support Division, 12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA 95370. Your request must include the name of the case, the exact date of the hearing, and the judge who presided over the hearing. This information is available in the court file. You should also include your address and/or telephone number so the responsible court reporter can contact you with a time and cost estimate.
Court Reporters The Court Reporters are Certified Shorthand Reporters licensed by the State of California, and are a part of the Court Support Division of the Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne. As required by statute and assigned, they provide a verbatim record of courtroom proceedings, and their duties include the preparation of written transcripts, and read-back of testimony durin
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