Comma before final "too." (He went with us, too.) *

Slashes in date (04/17/07) *

Dashes in date (04-17-07) *

Capitalize "Counsel" if a name can be replaced (Repeat that, Counsel/Lisa.) *

Dashes between inch-and-a-half *

Cap the following: North, South, East, West (Up North / up north) *

If witness says "eight o'clock": *

If witness says "two million dollars": *

Spell out words in CAPS or lower case *

Spell out words W-I-T-H dashes or WITHOUT *

Choose the sample below that you prefer in an answer to a question: *

Choose the sample below that you prefer on specific numbers: *

Choose the samples below that you prefer on specific pages, lines, sections, volume numbers, etc.: *

Choose the comma series that you prefer: *

Choose the sample below in dealing with money when $ is not mentioned on the first number, but it is clearly understood: *

On dates that a person is trying to get out (but doesn't say the ninety), choose the sample below that you prefer: *

Do you like [sic] to be written in the transcript when the speaker is clearly misstating a name or date, for instance? *

Choose your preference below on a sample question asked: *

After colloquy, the attorney resumes his Q&A, which do you prefer: *

Choose date form you prefer (comma or no comma): *

Choose your preference for "correct" or "right" at the end of a question: *

Choose your preference for "is that correct" or "is that right" at the end of a question: *

Choose your preference at the end of a question: *

Choose preference below when referring to decades: *

Choose objection preference in colloquy: *

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When referring to Exhibit #s *