Nan Freeman did not comply with the OCGA 15-14-5, Duty to transcribe statute

OCGA 15-14-5. Duty to transcribe; certificate. It shall be the duty of each court reporter to transcribe the

evidence and other proceedings of which he has taken notes as

provided by law whenever requested so to do by counsel for any

party to such case and upon being paid the legal fees for such

transcripts. The reporter, upon delivering the transcript to such

counsel, shall affix thereto a certificate signed by him reciting

that the transcript is true, complete, and correct. Subject only to

the right of the trial judge to change or require the correction of

the transcript, the transcript so certified shall be presumed to be

true, complete, and correct.

1.5.5 Nan Freeman, as a part and parcel of her habitual violation of the

laws of Georgia, did not provide Michelle Murphys transcripts with an

OCGA 5-14-5 required certificate containing the certification that the transcript

is true, complete and correct. . as required by OCGA 5-14-5 --- -- The transcript provided and paid for by Michelle Murphy was not true or complete or correct. Nan Freeman has never provided to Michelle Murphy, or other litigants, the required certificate that is an indication of the pattern of her illegal conduct.

The habitual violations of the OCGA 15-14-5 requirements and the authorized fees is relevant to identify that Nan Freeman did not make an one time

error, but instead engaged in a pattern of illegal conduct.

Nan Freeman was therefore is not entitled to any compensation as she prepared

no transcript meeting the OCGA 15-14-5 requirements. If she had complied the following fees that she also did not comply govern.

Nan Freeman, by using a template that consistently produced a transcript that

did not comply with OCGA 15-14-5 that she used to collect more compensation

than she was permitted to receive under the law engaged in illegal conduct and

actionable fraud, negligent misrepresentation of facts, theft by taking, breach of

contract, unjust enrichment and conversion. The laws of Georgia do not deprive

Michelle Murphy from obtaining damages from an official court reporter who

engaged in the conduct that Nan Freeman engaged.