Q: I want to record my next hearing I have the statue for Florida but I need help with the title
I am pro se in Walton county Florida
A:
You cannot record any hearings without the court being aware of it and authorizing it. WHat is the always available route is to hire a court reporter to take down everything that happens and can create a transcript of the hearing after attending.
Good luck!
Terrence H Thorgaard agrees with this answer
A: And, if your purpose would be to have a record for appeal, unless the transcript is prepared by an authorized court reporter, it probably couldn't be used as an official record anyway.
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