It is not necessary to have a witness sign a transcription of a stenographic statement since witnesses are always under oath to tell the truth.

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While witnesses are always under oath to tell the truth, it is still best practice to have a witness sign a transcription of a stenographic statement to confirm that the transcription accurately represents their testimony. This provides an extra layer of protection against claims of inaccuracies or misunderstandings.

It Is Not Necessary to Have a Witness Sign a Transcription