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Transcription system for judicial hearings 2024-10-21
status as stated: ha desarrollado Official announcement Transcription
Spain’s Ministry of Justice announcement says the ministry developed a system that transcribes judicial hearings. The source says the system lets judges and prosecutors review what happened in court without watching the full recording.
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