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Audit of draft article vs. transcript
Summary
Audit identified a handful of issues to correct before finalizing the article: inconsistent name spellings in the transcript, an unspecified exact sentencing date, and the need to ensure all quotes are tied to speakers named in the transcript.
Spelling: Transcript alternates among "Manny," "Maney," and "Meaney." I standardized to "Earl Manny" (first spelled instance) and noted the transcript variability in the audit so readers are not misled.
Chronology and precision: The sentencing month and year (August 2022) were stated but no exact day was provided in the transcript. I flagged this and added an explicit note that the exact sentencing date was not specified in the record.
Attribution: Judges on the panel were not identified by name in the transcript. I used a generic speaker label "Judge (unnamed)" and attributed quoted questions to that generic label to avoid misidentification.
Other issues checked (spelling, framing, misidentification, omission, bias, out‑of‑context, process clarity) returned no additional substantive problems beyond the three items above.
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