Cross-exam drafts, sourced line by line
A good cross of an officer is built from the record: what the report says, what the bodycam shows, what the call audio captured. Evidence Copilot drafts suggested cross-exam questions from verified inconsistencies — every question tied to the quoted source, in neutral language, saved as attorney-review notes.
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Impeachment material is in the record — finding it is the work
The mismatch between the report's narrative and the footage is often subtle: a detail added, a sequence reordered, a time that can't be right. Surfacing those by hand across hours of media is slow, and once found, turning them into tight questions is its own craft.
How it works
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Get the mismatch on the record
Auto-signals compare the report to the footage and calls; you verify the ones that matter.
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Draft the questions
From a verified signal with both sides' quotes, one click drafts suggested questions grounded in the exact language of each source.
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Keep it neutral
Drafts are suggested questions only — tied to quoted sources, no credibility conclusions. You edit, adopt, or discard.
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Carry it to trial
Adopted drafts live with the case as review notes, alongside the cited clips they came from.
What you get
Both sides quoted
Every draft shows the report's language next to the recording's language — the gap is the question.
Citations on every question
Each suggested question links to the source moment it came from, so verification is one click.
Human-review gate
Drafts are notes for attorney review — the product never concludes that a witness is inconsistent.
Suppression and Miranda playbooks
Structured sweeps for consent, search scope, stop duration, K-9, and Miranda themes draft motion outlines the same cited way.
Built for
- Trial attorneys building impeachment folders
- Attorneys drafting suppression motions
- Clinic and PD supervisors training new lawyers
Frequently asked questions
Will the AI write my cross-examination?
It drafts suggested questions from verified evidence mismatches — every question tied to a quoted source, in neutral language. You decide what to ask. The tool never rates credibility or draws legal conclusions.
What evidence does it use for the questions?
Verified review signals — places where two sources in the case disagree, quoted side by side. The quality of the draft depends on the quality of the record you've assembled.
Can it help with suppression motions?
Yes — the Suppression Motion Prep playbook sweeps the record across consent, search scope, stop duration, K-9, and Miranda themes and drafts a motion outline with both sides quoted and cited.
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