Does the Defendant have a right to a true and correct record of his trial

QUESTIONS PRESENTED : 1. Does the Defendant have a right to a true and correct record of his trial, that the Court Reporter failed to properly transcribe witness testimony, objections , to denied Exculpartory Evidence, statements by the Defendant, i.e., in order to properly argue his appeal and receive Due Process? : 2. Does a Defendant have a right to Exculpartory Evidence that was denied at trial, under Rules of Evidence as "too confusing for the jury" and "too time consuming for the court", that clearly denied Defendant Due Process? 3. Does a Defendant have a right to Exculpartory Evidence that the FBI agrees were between the government's witness and the Defendant, yet the Court rules is hearsay? The Court affirmation was clear error. 4. Can the District Court and Appeals Court fail to follow Supreme Court cases : Robers v. U.S. and Boccagna v. U.S., that address M.V.R.A. (Mandatory Victims Restitution Act), which go to the heart of restitution, that clearly states that the recepient of restitution has to be a Direct or Proximate victim, and that the victim can not reap a windfall. 5. Does the Government have an obligation and duty to follow precedent cases, such as Napue v. Illinois, Giglio v. U.S., DeMarco v. U.S., and Haskell v. Superintendent Greene SCI, that addresses when the Government knows their witness(s) are lying or are perjuring themselves in order to escape prosecution or a reduction in sentencing? : 6. Does a Defendant have a right to an unbiased Prosecutor?