Whether a state appellate court can refuse full appellate review without a transcript when state law requires review based on written pleadings

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1). The XIV Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees the due process of law. Can a state appellate court refuse to provide full appellate review in absence of transcript while the state law ; requires to consider the issue on appeal based on the written pleadings from a lower court? ; 2). The XIV Amendment of the United States . Constitution guarantees the due process of law. Can a state court award attorney’s fees to a self-represented law firm in its own legal proceedings, in which the law firm proceeded pro se, while the state statute permits . : the award of actual attorney’s fees incurred by a party?