The Court does not prepare on-site transcripts.
If you are not filing an appeal of your case, you may only need an audio copy of the hearing or trial and not a transcript. An audio copy is a sound recording that you listen to. A transcript is a written record of the hearing that you read. Written transcripts are not part of Circuit Court case files. Transcripts are made by a professional transcriber who listens to the audio (sound) recording and types the spoken words into a written document. Transcripts are much more expensive than audio copies. If you would like a written transcript, you may obtain an audio recording of the proceeding from the court, and then have it transcribed at your own expense.
Certified transcribers or court reporters may be located by searching online.