Abstract

Audio-to-text summary entails turning spoken knowledge into brief written summaries to help in effective information retrieval and understanding. Recapitulating an oral argument in court In audio, spoken legal discourse is condensed into a brief written form yet important details and ideas are maintained for effective understanding and reference. Court oral argument records must be summarized in order to conduct case analysis, legal research, and transparency all properly. Long speeches are condensed so that legal professionals can swiftly grasp and recollect important information. This research investigates the critical steps involved in precisely and concisely transcription of a complicated legal argument from audio. For both academics and legal professionals, accurate transcribing of legal discourse is crucial. This research investigates these methodologies, from state-of-the-art Natural Language Processing (NLP) software to conventional transcription procedures. It emphasizes how crucial this technology is to ensuring courtroom transparency, enhancing case analysis, and speeding up legal research. This research contributes to a revolution in the understanding and accessibility of legal knowledge at a time when legal technology is undergoing rapid change. Our project focuses on producing the transcript and summary of the court oral argument audio.