Texas SB2795 regulates digital reporting in courts by defining digital reporting and requiring certification.

Texas SB2795 amends the Government Code to regulate digital reporting in the state's courts. It defines "digital reporting" as the practice of creating a draft transcription of oral court proceedings, depositions, or grand jury proceedings using digital technology like automatic speech recognition. The bill also mandates that the Judicial Branch Certification Commission require applicants to demonstrate proficiency in digital reporting technology and certify that its use poses minimal risk of inaccuracy, discrimination, bias, or unlawful information dissemination.

Texas SB2795 regulates digital reporting in courts by defining digital reporting and requiring certification.

Texas SB2795 amends the Government Code to regulate digital reporting in the state's courts. It defines "digital reporting" as the practice of creating a draft transcription of oral court proceedings, depositions, or grand jury proceedings using digital technology like automatic speech recognition. The bill also mandates that the Judicial Branch Certification Commission require applicants to demonstrate proficiency in digital reporting technology and certify that its use poses minimal risk of inaccuracy, discrimination, bias, or unlawful information dissemination.