Court Reporter Rates

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Transcript Rates
Transcript rates which may be charged by the Eastern District of Tennessee court reporters for government paid transcripts on orders received after January 1, 2008 will be:
	Original	First Copy to Each Party	Each Additional Copy to the Same Party
Ordinary Transcript	$3.65	$ .90	$ .60
14-Day Transcript	$4.25	$ .90	$ .60
Expedited Transcript	$4.85	$ .90	$ .60
Daily Transcript	$6.05	$1.20	$ .90
Hourly Transcript	$7.25	$1.20	$ .90
Realtime Transcript	$3.05	$1.20

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Definitions

Ordinary Transcript - A transcript to be delivered within thirty (30) calendar days after receipt of an order.

14 Day Transcript - A transcript to be delivered within fourteen (14) calendar days after receipt of an order.

Expedited Transcript - A transcript to be delivered within seven (7) calendar days after receipt of an order.

Daily Transcript - A transcript to be delivered following adjournment and prior to the normal opening hour of the court on the following morning whether or not it actually is a court day.

Hourly Transcript - A transcript of proceedings ordered under unusual circumstances to be delivered within two (2) hours.

Realtime Transcript - A draft unedited transcript produced by a certified realtime reporter as a byproduct of realtime to be delivered electronically during proceedings or immediately following adjournment.

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Hon. Curtis L. Collier, Chief Judge		Patricia L. McNutt, Clerk of Court