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A Note from Our CEO: The Future of Rev
What started as a resource for journalists and researchers committed to uncovering the truth has grown into a powerful investigative platform. Hear from our CEO Jason on where we’re going next, and why it matters.
DUI Defense Strategies + Using AI to Investigate
There are a variety of DUI defenses available for defense attorneys. Explore the most effective defense strategies and learn how AI can help you work faster.
Private Investigator Software + Tools to Find Answers Fast
Rev investigates the best private investigator software options and detective tools available to help PIs find insights and solve cases faster.
Admitting a Deposition Transcript Into Evidence: What to Know
Learn the steps it takes to admit a deposition transcript into evidence, common reasons for dismissal, and how tech expedites the process from the experts at Rev.
Speech Recognition for Court Reporting
Speech recognition can be a powerful tool for a law firm, especially ones that handle a lot of remote hearings. Learn how speech recognition can work for you.
Court Reporting Trends
Our latest report breaks down the top trends in digital court reporting, including the rise of AI-powered speech-to-text and remote court proceedings.
Rico v. U.S. and Hencely v. Fluor Corp
The Supreme Court hears oral arguments in the cases of Rico v. U.S. and Hencely v. Fluor Corp. Read the transcript here.
UK Home Secretary on Train Stabbing
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood speaks in the House of Commons on the train stabbing attack in which 11 people were wounded. Read the transcript here.
Political Violence Hearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing focused on politically motivated violence. Read the transcript here.
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