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Requesting Transcripts and/or Electronic Recordings


Some court proceedings are reported by a court reporter, others may be electronically recorded.
Not all proceedings are reported or recorded. To find out more, please see Amador Local Rule 11.06.
Depending on the specific proceeding, either a transcript or a copy of an electronic recording may
be available upon request.

Submit the online transcript/recording request form.


What is a court transcript?

A transcript is typed copy of testimony given and is an official record of proceedings.

How do I request a court transcript?

Submit 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
pursuant to   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 CD, creating the recording, and administrative costs
in processing your request. The current fee is $10.00 per CD.

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.