Attesta, in a little over a minute.
From the court's recording to the line you will cross-examine on, heard in the witness's own voice.
A working copy for your own review. Not for filing or use in court. When you need the record, order the certified transcript.
The scenario.
Defence counsel preparing a cross-examination wants to hear exactly what a witness said at an earlier hearing. The court sends the recording. Attesta turns it into a transcript on counsel's own laptop. Counsel jumps to the cross-examination, hears the line, checks it and prints it with its tabs.
What is real in this film
- Every screen of Attesta is the real app, captured as it runs. Parts of a screen are sometimes hidden, never added.
- The hearing is staged: R. v. Okafor, a matter written for this film. The voices are synthesised.
- The office at the start is a stock clip. The court form is the court's own, shown on screen. The Windows notification is drawn from the app's own words.
- The music is in the public domain.
Try it on one of your own hearings.
A short demo, then a free trial on your own computer.