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R.I. Sup. Ct. R. Art. I, R. 33

Stenographic recording and taking of testimony in the Supreme

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Court.

The Supreme Court does not record its proceedings. If a party desires to preserve

a stenographic record of the proceedings, including cases in which testimony is taken

before the Supreme Court, the party shall move in advance of the proceedings for

permission to employ a certified court stenographer at his or her own expense.

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