Sentences with phrase «vive voce»

The VIQ Solutions Inc. product produces a digital file of the vive voce evidence which can be automatically sent using a secure Internet protocol to a specified server, which acts as a secure portal through which authorized persons can access the digital audio file.

Although the judiciary is responsible for ensuring a record is made of the vive voce evidence it appears that the judiciary has allowed Courts Administration to determine the type of court reporting that will be used in the trial courtrooms in Ontario.

Digital audio recording saves the vive voce testimony into a digital file which can be saved on a computer within the courtroom and / or courthouse server.

Also from time to time we would ask the court reporter operating the digital audio recording system to play back parts of the vive voce evidence and everyone in the courtroom was astounded at the clarity of the recording notwithstanding there were at least four laptop computers being used while the vive voce evidence was being given.

During the time that analog recording machines were used to record the vive voce evidence I am unaware of any system employed by courts administration to make a backup copy of the analog cassette and store it off site.

As the real time transcript is being created the vive voce evidence is being recorded in a digital format.

I would listen to the audio recording at night if I had any question concerning the vive voce evidence.

There is little doubt that most judges would prefer to have real time reporting which would convert the vive voce evidence into text and instantaneously send the text to the judge's computer where he / she could annotate the text as opposed to having to make notes of the vive voce evidence.

If a litigant was not satisfied with the trial decision the cost of and the time to appeal was enormous as the appellant had to pay for a transcript of the vive voce evidence.

A transcript of the vive voce evidence provided to the judge in a timely manner can greatly assist the judge in reaching his / her decision.

In my view, given the cost of and time to prepare a transcript of the vive voce evidence for an appeal, it is imperative that the trial judge not only understand the evidence but have an accurate recollection of the evidence when preparing his / her reasons for judgement.

At the end of each day I was provided with a CD - ROM containing the vive voce heard on that day along with the annotations made by the court reporter.