Across the country, courts are struggling to produce reliable records of what happens inside their courtrooms. That should concern every American. Whether someone is accused of a crime, fighting for custody, defending a business, or appealing a judgment, the ability to challenge what happened in court depends on an accurate record. When that record is […]
Across the country, courts are struggling to produce reliable records of what happens inside their courtrooms. That should concern every American. Whether someone is accused of a crime, fighting for custody, defending a business, or appealing a judgment, the ability to challenge what happened in court depends on an accurate record. When that record is […]
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