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Specify the date(s) of the proceedings you are requesting and indicate the type of proceeding (e.g., trial, motion).
Detail which portion of the proceeding you need on CD and provide the name of the judge overseeing your case.
Indicate when you need the CD by filling in the required date. If applicable, check whether a Court Reporter’s Certificate is attached or if a deposit is being made.
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