Get the free Transcripts and Audio Files - United States Bankruptcy Court

UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI AUDIO FILE REQUEST This form should be used to request a copy of an audio file of a court proceeding. Complete a separate order form

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Transcripts are written records of spoken words while audio files are recordings of spoken words in digital format.

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