ARK.] WHITE V. STATE 503
Cite as 296 Ark. 503 (1988) James Elgin WHITE v. STATE of Arkansas RC 88-37 758 S.W.2d 705 Supreme Court of Arkansas Opinion delivered October 10, 1988 APPEAL & ERROR — MOTION FOR RULE ON THE CLERK — A RECORD NOT PREPARED BY A CERTIFIED COURT REPORTER WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR REVIEW UNLESS ALL PARTIES AGREE IT IS ACCURATE AND THE MISTAKE WILL NOT BE REPEATED. — Where a record is presented that has not been prepared by a certified court reporter,
review will not be allowed unless all parties agree the record is accurate and the mistake will not be repeated. Motion for rule on the clerk; denied without prejudice. Wilson & Associates, P.A., by: Ronald C. Wilson, for appellant. No objection. PER CURIAM. [11 It has been our practice when a record is presented, which has not been prepared by a certified court reporter, to not allow review unless two things are done. First, all parties agree the record is accurate. Second, the mistake will not be repeated. The first condition has been satisfied. If the trial judge will write our clerk noting that in the future his regular certified court reporter will record all such juvenile cases in the future, we will accept the record.
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