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Do British Courts still require a Stenographer using stenographic/stenomask machine?

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  • Crown courts certainly don't have to, at least my local one where I did Jury service some years ago - its all recorded electronically and then typed up later if required.

    Mike

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  • Crown courts certainly don't have to, at least my local one where I did Jury service some years ago - its all recorded electronically and then typed up later if required.

    Mike

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