how can i get court transcripts of a trial?

Answer 1

Call the court and ask them how to go about getting them. You may have to subpoena them.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

In the District and Supreme Courts, the Court of Appeal and the Industrial Commission: The State Reporting Bureau provides recording and transcription services for proceedings in the Supreme and District Courts, Industrial Relations Commission, Royal Commissions and various tribunals

Answer 4

Transcripts (ie: Reporters Record) are usually obtained from the actual court reporter that transcribed them, and who usually charge several dollars per page to do so. Unless one of the parties had paid for this and provided a copy to the court, the court will not usually have a copy.

Answer 5

Get the name of the court reporter from the court file or court clerk & order it. Unless you can get a copy of one someone else has ordered, you are looking at a $4.00-$6.00 page charge (and there are only 25 or so lines per page). An all day trial can easily cost a couple thousand dollars.

Answer 6

Request from the clerk of court and pay the necessary fees to get court transcripts.