Spell out: one through nine ~ or ~ one through ten
Check those that apply:– Uses backup tape
– Clean up lawyers
– Clean up judge
– Leave in "strike that"
– New paragraph after "strike that"
– Comma between month and year (June, 2002)
– Comma after year (May 1, 1993, letter)
– Semicolon before "is that correct," "do you recall"
– Comma before "right," "correct"
– Space before and after double dashes
– Uses Ellipses
– Uses "keep together" or "sticky space" on Mr./Mrs./Ms./No./Dr., etc.
– Uses "(Indicating)"
– Uses direct quotation marks only when reading
– Use quotation marks when speaker says "quote/unquote"
– Reporter will provide include files
Spell out words in: CAPS ~ or ~ lower case W-I-T-H dashes ~ or ~without dashes
Use slash (3/3/03) ~ or ~ dash (3-3-03) in dates
BY MR. JONES:
Q.
Blah, blah, blah
Q. (By Mr. Jones) Blah, blah, blah
Q. None
A. My question is, why did you do that?
My question is: Why did you do that?
My question is why did you do that?
B. It
was about nine and a half miles away.
It was
about nine and-a-half miles away.
It was
about nine-and-a-half miles away.
C. (If witness says, “I got home at six.”)
I
got home at six.
I
got home at 6:00
D. (If witness says, “I got home at six
o’clock.”)
I
got home at 6:00.
I
got home at 6 o’clock.
I
got home at 6:00 o’clock.
I
got home at six o’clock.
Tab settings:
Q/A first line tab: Q/A indent:
Q/A New paragraph/same speaker tab:
Colloquy first line tab:
Colloquy indent:
Colloquy new paragraph/same speaker tab:
Other punctuation preferences:
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