Rule 32. Correction Or Modification Of Clerk's Record Or Transcript
Effective January 1, 2001
A. Submission of Disagreement Regarding Contents to Trial Court or Administrative Agency.
If a disagreement arises as to whether the Clerk's Record or Transcript accurately discloses what occurred in the trial court or the Administrative Agency, any party may move the trial court or the Administrative Agency to resolve the disagreement. The trial court retains jurisdiction to correct or modify the Clerk's Record or Transcript at any time before the reply brief is due to be filed. After that time, the movant must request leave of the Court on Appeal to correct or modify the Clerk's Record or Transcript. The trial court or Administrative Agency shall issue an order, which shall become part of the Clerk's Record, that either:
(1) confirms that the Clerk's Record or Transcript reflects what actually occurred; or
(2) corrects the Clerk's Record or Transcript, including the chronological case summary if necessary; to reflect what actually occurred.
B. Transmission of Order.
The trial court clerk shall transmit to the Court on Appeal:
(1) the trial court's order or order of an Administrative Agency and any corrections to the Clerk's Record; and
(2) any corrections to the Transcript by means of a supplemental Transcript. See Rule 9(G). The title of any corrected Transcript shall indicate that it is a corrected Transcript.