Rule 8.163 Presumption from the record

When you file an appeal, the court assumes that everything needed to decide your case is already in the written record. You don't need to prove that the record is complete. The court will work with what's there.

However, if you don't have a transcript from the court reporter, the rules change a little. In that case, the court will only look at errors that are clearly visible in the written documents themselves. If the mistake isn't obvious from the paperwork alone, the court won't consider it without a transcript to back it up.