Not a grammar checker with a legal dictionary bolted on. It is a serious proofing engine, built by working court reporters around the standards this industry holds a certified transcript to. It reads the final ASCII line by line, cites page and line for every flag, and leaves the verbatim record alone.
Each finding tells you what to do with it and how serious it is, so you can clear a transcript top to bottom without second-guessing the tool.
If it cannot tie a finding to a specific page and line, it does not surface it. No "possibly," no hedging.
High-confidence mechanical fixes are grouped apart from anything that touches meaning, names, numbers, or dates.
Filter to substance only for a fast rough-draft pass, or see everything for certification.
Double-hyphens over long dashes, a.m./p.m. casing by context, exhibit notation, your spellings, every run.
It reads the caption first and applies the right rules: WCAB applicant and defendant labels, civil plaintiff and defendant, interpreter renderings treated as verbatim.
Your case glossary becomes the authority. Names already matching the glossary are never flagged; known mis-renders are caught and corrected to your spelling.
Day-of-week against the calendar and CSR number consistency are computed exactly, not guessed, so the obvious things never slip.
It suggests, you decide. A speaker error is flagged for review, never silently rewritten. The record stays the record.
Every finding points to an exact coordinate and shows the surrounding lines, so you can jump straight to it in your CAT software.
One canonical correction per term across the whole run, no contradictory suggestions, and no flags where nothing actually changes.
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