Mississippi law sets court reporters' fee at $4 per transcript page and requires practical formatting that keeps the number of printed pages reasonably low.
People who obtain transcripts of court testimony pay court reporters $4 per page. The copy that the reporter must file with the court clerk carries no charge.
Court reporters must format transcripts to reasonably limit the number of printed pages, as far as practical. This includes their choice of font, spacing, and indentation.
Court reporters receive $4 per page for transcripts of testimony and copies. The charge applies to each party or other person who obtains a transcript or copy of court testimony. Court reporters must file an original transcript and one copy with the court clerk, without charging for that copy. The law took effect July 1, 2026.
Court reporters must choose formatting that reasonably limits the number of printed pages. The requirement covers the font, spacing, and indentation used in transcripts of court testimony. Reporters must limit pages as far as practical and reasonable. The law took effect July 1, 2026.
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