The Trial Transcript—An Unnecessary Roadblock to Expeditious Appellate Review

Erickson, William H.

Journal: University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

Volume: 11

First Page: 344

Year: 1978

Bluebook Citation: 11 U. MICH. J. L. REFORM 344 (1978)

Author: William H. Erickson: all 18 publications


Abstract

A number of innovations have been made in the appellate process which expedite appeals and tend to eliminate the need for a trial transcript. The American Bar Association Standards Relating to Judicial Administration and Standards Relating to Criminal Justice have provided the procedural means for improving our entire system of criminal justice. This article explores some innovations in the appellate process which eliminate the need for a complete record on appeal and discusses the various means to obtain a record of the proceeding in the trial court.

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