Resources
Practical material for the defense bar.
Checklists, walkthroughs, and the security and guarantee details attorneys ask about before trusting software with discovery. Procedural content only; never a substitute for legal advice in your jurisdiction.
Guide
Motion to suppress evidence: building it from body cam
What the motion is, the six grounds it usually rests on, and the five-step method for building its factual record so every fact cites a file and a second.
Read the guide →Free PDF
The motion to suppress timeline template
Four printable pages: the timeline columns, the twenty moments worth a timestamp, and a worksheet for the moment the motion turns on.
Get the template →Free PDF
The body-cam discovery checklist
A 6-page printable checklist for systematic body-cam review: pre-review metadata, first-contact procedural checks, and cross-discovery reconciliation.
Get the checklist →Walkthrough
Review a sample case in five minutes
Open a pre-loaded case with body-cam, a police report, and a 911 call. See the timeline, the contradiction finder, and the citation-backed summary.
Open the sample case →Security
How evidence is stored and who can see it
Encryption, retention, access controls, and the subprocessors involved. Written for the security questionnaire your firm will ask us to fill out.
Read the security page →Guarantees
What we commit to on accuracy and citations
Every AI statement links back to the exact page, frame, or timestamp it came from. Here is what that means in practice, and what happens when it is wrong.
See the guarantees →Data portability
Your case files are yours
How to export a case, what the export contains, and how deletion works when a matter closes.
Read about exports →Changelog
What shipped recently
Product updates in plain language, with the defense-workflow reason behind each one.
See the changelog →Looking for something specific, such as a checklist for a different evidence type? Email contact@caseflow.me and we will write it.