Criminal defence · Nothing transmitted
Defence work that stays inside the defence team.
Defence strategy is the material with the strongest claim to never leaving the office. Discovery volume is also where the case is usually won.
Where the defence case is found
In the discovery, read completely rather than sampled.
Discovery read in full
Reports, bodycam transcripts, forensics and disclosure read completely, with a chronology built from them.
Suppression issues
The facts that bear on the stop, the search and the warrant, gathered with the passage that supports each.
Impeachment material
Inconsistencies between statements across the disclosure, each flagged with both sentences.
Element-by-element analysis
What the prosecution must prove and what in the record actually goes to each element.
What stays true on every matter
These do not change by practice area, firm size, or the question asked.
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Why does offline matter for defence work?
Defence strategy, client communications and expert material are exactly what a defence team cannot risk transmitting. On firm hardware there is no third party to compel or breach.
Can it read bodycam and interview transcripts?
Yes, alongside the documentary disclosure, so contradictions between a transcript and a report surface.
Does it identify Brady material?
It surfaces candidates — inconsistencies and material favourable to the defence — with the passages attached. The legal characterisation is the lawyer's.
Is it suitable for a public defender office?
The economics fit: a one-time purchase per workstation with no per-seat fee, and volume is where it helps most.
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