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(1) If a shorthand note has been taken it shall be transcribed by the shorthand writer and signed by him; if there is no shorthand note the notes of evidence shall be signed by the person who recorded them, or by the person who transcribed them from the mechanical record.
(2) Any such transcriptions or notes shall be certified by the judge advocate or, in his absence, by the clerk of the court.
(3) The person so certifying may first mark on them such corrections, additions and notes, to be clearly distinguished from the original, as he considers necessary.
(4) Such certified transcript or notes shall constitute the record of proceedings of the court-martial.
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