1. What is the trial record? The court record, also known as the court record or the court record, is an indispensable written material for the court to decide a case. It is a written record made by the clerk and reflects the true situation of all trial activities during the court trial. The transcript of the trial reflects the whole process of the trial, which is an important basis for the court to make a ruling according to law and an important material for future trial supervision. Its important role and significance are obvious. The transcripts of the trial shall objectively, truthfully, timely and accurately reflect all the activities of the trial. Second, can the trial transcript be used as evidence? Yes, it can be used as evidence. In civil litigation, the parties sometimes take the facts involved in the trial transcript of this case as evidence of another case, or in cases with the same legal relationship, the plaintiff in the former case withdraws the lawsuit and then prosecutes, and the defendant in the latter case takes the trial transcript of the previous case as evidence. 1. Judging from the source of the trial transcript, it can be used as evidence. The trial transcript is not only a record of trial activities, but also the most important thing is to fix the relevant evidence of the case in the form of words. From the point of view of criminal procedure, Article 48 of the newly revised Criminal Procedure Law of 20 12 clearly stipulates that all materials that can be used to prove the facts of a case are evidence. 2. Judging from the manifestations of court transcripts, they can be classified as documentary evidence. Documentary evidence refers to the evidence that proves the facts of a case with words, symbols, graphics and other recorded contents. Or expressed ideas. Therefore, the trial transcript conforms to the essential characteristics of documentary evidence, and its nature is similar to the investigation or inquiry transcripts made by the court or other state organs to the relevant parties ex officio. According to the principle of good faith in civil litigation, court transcripts should be used as evidence. 20 13 article 13 of the new civil procedure law clearly stipulates that civil litigation should follow the principle of good faith. The parties concerned shall be honest and trustworthy, and shall be responsible for the recorded facts. Third, can you go back on your word after the record is signed? After the court record is signed, there is no question of going back on our word. Even if the parties do not sign, it will not affect the use of court transcripts. If, after signing, the parties think that the trial record is wrong and ask for correction, the court will still correct it after investigation. Article 147 of the Civil Procedure Law, a clerk shall record all the activities of the court hearing in a written record, which shall be signed by the judges and the clerk. The court record shall be read out in court, or the parties and other participants in the proceedings may be notified to read it in court or within five days. If the parties and other participants in the proceedings think that their statements are omitted or wrong, they have the right to apply for correction. If no correction is made, the application shall be recorded.