Was it unconstitutional to not preserve the record of the judicial proceedings in violation of due process of law of the 5th and 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution?

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED (Was it uNconstitutirowal Not to preserve the record of the Judiunl proceed) N4 in Violation of Due Process ot AW of theS* 6 And Amendment ot the United States Cowstitution. (ii) Was it UNCON SfitutioNal wot to have A record where Petitioner could preserve his wight to Appeal two violation oF United States constitutional Amewd ment § constitution Article 1, Sectro V.18)19, a) a , ' (i) WAS IT UNcon stitution al for them tp im Pose A Life Sewtence for Attempt robbery, Aud SAtecvuck, no A youthtal otfe dey who wHs erghteen Years old, (iv) Was it uncon stitution Al for them to convict peti tiswer fov & SwfeevackKing that happen While petitiouer was Contiwe. to meck lewbursy County Tail ow the day the offense Occuvded November '%, (780. Tu violation of Bue Process ot ] Aw ot the 5, 6) 14. Amend met of the United States Constitution . ' ‘ON, (Vv) was it UNeonstiTution al fon +h City of Castonin ot tp cli's close evidence Favor inh le to him 1) Viol¥tion United S tates Constitution Al Amend ment 56,14, ulso Ne. Const hcl ougp Art £, Section 18,19, 24 ,