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The article discusses the growing trend of courts removing stenographic court reporters in favor of cost-cutting measures, such as electronic recordings and outsourcing transcription. It highlights the crucial role stenographers play in maintaining an unbiased, accurate, and secure record of proceedings. The piece emphasizes the dangers of replacing stenographers, citing concerns over accountability, data security, and potential bias in cases like Darrell Brooks’. The author argues that eliminating stenographic reporters undermines justice and should be prohibited by law.