From findings to a filing
Turn the analyses into a first draft that cites both the record and the law. Then export it as a Word document you can edit, or a branded PDF for the file.
Defendant, Marcus Bellamy, through undersigned counsel, moves this Court to suppress all evidence obtained from the residence at 1412 Larkspur Court and states:
1. Officers entered the residence at approximately 21:12 on March 14, 2025, as shown by the body-worn camera of Officer Ferreira.[7] The search warrant was not signed until 21:31.[1]
2. A warrant issued after entry cannot retroactively authorize observations made during that entry. Hollis v. State, 000 So. 3d 000 (Fla. 2d DCA 2019).[L1]
3. The State's incident report places entry at 21:40,[3] a time contradicted by its own recording…
Review note (attorney): confirm BWC clock offset against the CAD log before filing.
Draft types
- Motion to suppress: the facts from the record, the authority from the library, the argument from the defense perspective
- Case memo: an internal memorandum of the charges, evidence, weaknesses and strategy
- Cross-examination outline: questions for each State witness keyed to the statements they made and the places those statements conflict
- Defense theory: a coherent theory of the case that the evidence actually supports, with what would strengthen or break it
Give the draft instructions in plain English (“focus on the timing, not the vehicle”) and it will follow them. Drafts are versioned like every other analysis.
Word export
Every draft and report downloads as a .docx with your review notes appended, ready for the firm template and your edits.
Branded PDF
A full case review exports as one document with a cover page, table of contents, every analysis and the disclaimer, using your office's letterhead.
Attorney review built in
Each report has a place for the reviewing attorney's notes, and exports carry the standing reminder that the work product is for attorney review and must be verified against the record.