To: calcowgirl
The trial ended in March of last year so there has been more than ample time to have full trial transcripts completed.
I have been tracking this closely via Houston Talk radio and the Congressmen - some of whom are also lawyers state that the typical turn-around time on transcripts is measured in a few days to 2 - 3 weeks - NOT 11 months
494 posted on
02/07/2007 2:02:30 PM PST by
VRWCTexan
(History has a long memory - but still repeats itself)
To: VRWCTexan
It depends on when the transcript was ordered by a party; it appears the agents didn't order a copy until Nov. 2006. 2 1/2 months is a little long but there may be extenuating circumstances such as the holidays, other transcripts that are being worked on or illness.
495 posted on
02/07/2007 2:12:51 PM PST by
erton1
To: VRWCTexan
They only prepare transcripts if someone will pay for them. Why pay to have transcripts if you are found not guilty? In this case, transcripts weren't ordered until November 16, after the October sentencing.
506 posted on
02/07/2007 4:38:27 PM PST by
calcowgirl
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