To be precise, it is not a court trial record, but a court trial transcript. If the trial transcript is inconsistent with the trial facts, there are two main situations to deal with.

Type 1: No one has left the court yet, and the judge discovered it at this time after issuing an order to check the trial transcript and sign it. At this time, you can ask the clerk to make corrections and correct errors. If the clerk is difficult and ignores it, you can ask the judge to verify it and ask the judge to sign first. Under normal circumstances, the judge will check and make corrections.

At this time, you must control your emotions and calmly negotiate with the judge and the clerk. Although it may involve an unfair judgment, you must not make a noise or even get violent.

If that is not possible, just write in front of the signature that it is inconsistent with the facts at the court hearing, then sign your name and write the date. Leave gracefully.

The second type: It is later discovered that the evidence does not match the scene of the trial. This situation is difficult to deal with. Although there may be video evidence, it is generally not available to ordinary people.

The fox will always show its tail, and one mistake requires many mistakes to cover up. Reorganize the facts of the case, especially the legal procedures, exercise the right to litigate or safeguard rights in accordance with the law and regulations.

Personal reminder, the road to rights protection is long, and the final result is usually "more losses than gains."