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Chris Strunk left a comment
Can you find it in the "records of the public court" YET? You Jesuit trained co-adjutors are a real HOOT! Having spoken wiyth several of the Defendants Attorneys who are "upset" with the WORD-SALAD assembled by the transcribed phonetic funnel of the court reporter who admits there requires a challenge review period until it is "officialy" in the court record.
The wording of that court entry states generally
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Transcript may be viewed at the court public terminal or purchased through the Court Reporter/Electronic Court Recorder before the deadline for Release of Transcript Restriction. After that date it may be obtained through PACER. Notice of Intent to Redact due within 7 days of this date. Redaction Request due 10/21/2011. Redacted Transcript Deadline set for 10/31/2011. Release of Transcript Restriction set for 12/29/2011. (Paddock, Denise) (Entered: 09/30/2011
That does not mean you get to correct your "word salad." If you and/or those defense attorneys wish to challenge the accuracy of the transcript for substantive errors, there is a method for doing so. [I've not read it... have no opinion as to its word salad-ness or any inaccuracies.]
Yes, Chris, there is a review period for transcripts for material to be "redacted."
I am absolutely amazed at how court reporters are continually blamed by birthers and attorneys for the "word salad" the birther and attorneys spew in court. So many incompetents out there.
Most people (certainly lay people and sometimes even trained advocates), when reading a deposition or court transcript, are quite surprised with what they actually said. I'm sure Strunk thinks of himself as a great legal orator. It's difficult to be humbled when reality strikes.
Strunk posted that transcript as a
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Stenographic Transcript record of the 8-22-11 Hearing of NYSSC Kings Index 6500-2011
That makes it a public record of the proceedings of that hearing. The fact he paid for it or that the official release after the prescribed period of redaction is pending does not make it copyright protected.