Built for the defense

Walk into arraignment with the argument already written.

Turn an arrest affidavit into a jurisdiction-checked bail argument, collateral-risk review, and filing-ready release motion—in the time between the holding cell and the bench.

The demo is read-only and uses sample data. No account required.

01

Capture the record

Photograph the arrest affidavit or charging sheet from a phone. Intake can queue when connectivity drops.

02

Check the law and facts

The record is organized into charges, custody posture, release authority, collateral risks, and reviewable source anchors.

03

Walk in ready

Read the bail argument at the podium, review every citation, and export the motion only after counsel signs off.

Arraignment card24-CF-4471

Active charge

Retail theft · 2d degree

Oral bail argument

“Your Honor, my client has resided in this county for eleven years, is employed full time, and is the sole caregiver for two minor children…”

Plea redline

CIMT review

Diversion

2 programs

Counsel review Ready

Practice areas

One reviewed workflow, six ways into it.

Start with the work in front of you. The full feature catalog stays available without making the homepage carry every tool.

Public defense

Mobile intake, morning docket triage, bail arguments, statutory clocks, and filing-ready motions for high-volume offices.

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Private defense

Retainer workflows, firm-branded pleadings, client links, and the same jurisdiction-aware review gates.

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Personal injury

Crash-report intake, comparative-fault screening, preservation demands, and record-grounded incident reconstruction.

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Family help

Plain-language public tools and private case access for families navigating detention, release, and court dates.

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Prosecution & state's attorney

Detention proffers, probable-cause responses, the state speedy-trial tracker, plea offer matrix, victim notice, and an append-only Brady/Giglio disclosure ledger.

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Civil practice suite

Family, bankruptcy, tax, immigration, employment, housing, and probate studios with the same deadline arithmetic and citation gates.

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Both sides of the v

Same audited engine, declared side.

  • Arraignment card with bail equity proffer
  • Speedy-trial clock and demand preservation
  • Padilla immigration safe-harbor auditor
  • Brady demand and officer pattern tracker
  • Collateral-consequence and housing shields
  • Mitigation memo and sentencing scoresheet audit

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Defense counsel

Sample work product

Motion for pre-trial release (ROR)

The side is declared once at onboarding and shown in the header on every screen. Changing sides is a deliberate act and is written to the audit trail.

What’s new

Shipped in the latest release.

The prosecution cockpit and the seven civil practice studios now run on the same deadline arithmetic, citation gate and review record as the criminal engine.

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Statutory detention proffer & PC response

Builds the pretrial detention proffer against the enumerated statutory grounds and the response to a probable-cause challenge, each anchored to the controlling provision for the selected jurisdiction.

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State speedy-trial & plea offer matrix

Tracks the state's speedy-trial obligation with recapture windows and lays out plea offers against the statutory range, mandatory minimums and the victim-notice obligation.

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Brady / Giglio disclosure ledger

An append-only record of what was disclosed, when, how and under what protective order, with the agency canvass logged so the disclosure record survives a later challenge.

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Family law & UCCJEA home-state analyzer

Runs the six-month home-state calculation, screens injunction and no-contact conflicts against an open criminal case, and drafts the reconciliation motion.

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Bankruptcy automatic-stay studio

Reports § 362 stay status with its statutory exceptions, produces the skeletal filing checklist and the notice of stay violation.

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Tax CDP clock & collection statute calculator

Collection Due Process request windows and the ten-year collection statute expiration date with each tolling event shown and dated.

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Immigration bond, asylum & detainer clocks

Bond eligibility screening, the one-year asylum filing clock with its exceptions, and the 48-hour detainer limit measured from the actual release-eligible time.

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Housing, wage & probate studios

Notice-to-quit defect audits with weekend and holiday arithmetic, FLSA week-by-week wage recovery with liquidated damages, and emergency guardianship petitions with the least-restrictive-alternative audit.

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Platform proof

The controlling rule stays attached to the draft.

Switch jurisdiction, watch the statutory anchor change, and see an out-of-state citation stop the workflow before export.

  • One phone-first intakeCapture once; carry the facts through the card, motion, and case timeline.
  • One jurisdiction contextState rules and the federal floor travel together without mixing authorities.
  • One review gateDrafts remain drafts until counsel checks the record and citations.
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Illustration of product behaviour with sample data — not legal advice, and not a real client file. Counsel verifies every citation before filing.

The Arraign Standard

Accuracy, privacy, and accountability belong in one chain.

Every output should show where it came from, who reviewed it, and whether it changed after approval.

Jurisdiction checked

State-law citations are checked against the selected jurisdiction, while federal authority remains available as the constitutional floor.

Official sources

Registered rules link to government publishers and show when a human last confirmed the source.

Attorney review required

A draft cannot become filing-ready work product until counsel reviews the facts, citations, and calendar calculations.

Private and auditable

Office-scoped access, private document storage, review logs, and tamper-evident export stamps protect the workflow.

See the rules we would apply in your state

These are the live entries from the rule register — the same ones the app cites inside a case file.

Circuit Court · prosecuted by the State Attorney

Incident reconstruction

Build demonstrative exhibits from the record—not from assumption.

Depositions, police narratives, and dispatch logs become cited fact rows and neutral schematics. Unsupported speed, distance, direction, or characterization blocks export.

Grounded · 100

Sample frame graded against its page-and-line source before counsel review.

Demonstrative Exhibit A-1 — neutral schematic of the event described at [Page 42:9]

[Page 42:9]

“Where were you standing when you first saw the truck?”

Demonstrative Exhibit A-2 — neutral schematic of the event described at [Page 42:10]

[Page 42:10]

“I was on the sidewalk at the northeast corner of the intersection.”

Plans

Start with one attorney. Scale to the office.

Solo, office, and statewide deployments use the same statutory engine, review gates, and sealed exports. Team pricing and the seat calculator remain available in the full pricing view below.

Start free pilot

Solo / panel

$69/mo

One attorney

Office / firm

$199/mo

Four seats included

Statewide

RFP

Agency deployment

Annual billing, additional seats, procurement support, and subscription FAQs are available in the detailed plan view.

Frequently asked

The short answers before you begin.

Legal work stays with the lawyer. The platform makes the source, review status, and next action easier to see.

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