The law, on the same machine as the facts
Statutes, rules of criminal procedure, constitutional provisions and appellate opinions are indexed locally so drafts cite real authority instead of stating doctrine bare. Nothing is looked up online at analysis time.
Entry into the residence before the warrant issued cannot be cured by the later-signed warrant where the affidavit relied on observations made during the entry.
Passage discussing exigent circumstances appears in a concurring opinion and is flagged as such, not treated as the holding of the court.
Motion to suppress evidence in unlawful search: contents required, and the court's obligation to receive evidence on the motion.
Statutes, rules and opinions
The library holds the criminal code, procedural and evidentiary rules, the state and federal constitutions, and the appellate opinions of the jurisdictions you enable.
Knows what it is quoting
Results are labeled by court, precedential status and citation count, and a passage from a dissent or concurrence is flagged rather than passed off as a holding.
Refreshable
The library is refreshed from public sources on your schedule from the admin page. Refreshes are safe to interrupt and resume.
Feeds the drafts
A motion to suppress cites the opinions the library returns for the issue in the record, and each cited authority links to the opinion text for verification.
Read the opinion
Every citation opens the full opinion in a viewer with the cited passage highlighted, so verification is one click, not a trip to another service.
Offline at analysis time
Once loaded, research and drafting never call out to the internet. The library lives in the same database as the case, on your hardware.