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Discovery reviewed. Footage transcribed. Timeline built.

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Every file in the production is indexed; audio and video are transcribed with timestamps.
When the report and the footage disagree, the agent flags it — it doesn’t decide what it means.
Issues are surfaced for your evaluation. Strategy stays with you.

app.jurisagent.si / matters / 2026-0397 / discoverySample data

Matter #2026-0397 · Felony — discovery heavy

State v. J. Doe — discovery (sample)

Evidence Agent working

ProductionMedia 78Timeline 212Issues 4

Source¹	Items	Length	Status
Police reports	38	412 pp	Indexed
Body-cam video	9	11h 20m	Transcribed
Dash-cam video	4	2h 05m	Transcribed
911 & dispatch audio	3	41m	Transcribed
Jail calls	62	14h 10m	Transcribing 72%
Lab reports	7	54 pp	Indexed
Scene photos	412	—	Indexed

535 files · 28h 16m of media · 3 productions4 items for attorney evaluation

Illustrative interface with sample data.

Prepared for your review

Discovery index
Transcripts
Incident timeline
Motion drafts
Discovery demands
Speedy-trial clock

§ 01The workflow

A felony with a heavy production, worked end to end.

The production arrives on a drive or a portal link. By the time you sit down with it, it’s indexed, transcribed and laid out on one timeline — with every potential issue waiting for your judgment.

EVIngest

Ingests the production — police reports, body-cam and dash-cam video, 911 audio, jail calls, lab reports, photos — and transcribes audio and video with speaker labels and timestamps.

535 files indexed · 28h 16m transcribed · originals preserved unchanged.

EVTimeline

Builds one incident timeline across every source and flags where they disagree.

“Report says Miranda at 21:14; body-cam shows 21:31.” Flag

RSResearch

Surfaces potential issues — suppression, chain of custody, missing discovery — with cited authority you can click and verify.

4 potential issues · 9 citations · 1 marked “verify”.

DRDrafting

Drafts discovery demand letters, motions to suppress or compel and bail arguments from the record.

Motion to suppress, draft 1 · discovery demand letter.

DKDocket

Tracks arraignment, motion deadlines and hearings, and keeps a speedy-trial calculation under your jurisdiction’s rules for you to verify.

“Motion deadline Nov 4 · hearing Nov 18.”

CLClient

Prepares updates for the client and family in privilege-aware language, for your approval.

“Your hearing is set for November 18…” Pending approval

You, the attorney

Evaluate every issue, choose the motions, approve every filing and message. The defense is yours.

“Motion to suppress approved for filing · 16:42.”

§ 02Discovery review

Thousands of pages, indexed by what matters.

Every document gets a Bates range, a type, a one-line summary and the people, places and times it mentions. Then the agent checks the production against itself: when a report refers to footage, a log or a lab result that isn’t in the production, you see it on the list.

Search the production by person, time, place or phrase — across documents and transcripts.
Referenced-but-not-produced items become a draft discovery demand for your review.
Originals are never altered; summaries and transcripts link back to them.

Evidence · discovery index · 2026-0397Sample data

Production 2 of 3 · received 10/02/2026

Discovery index

DEF-000001 – 004318

Bates	Document	Mentions
DEF-000412	Incident report · Officer 1 Traffic stop, arrest, statement summary · 9 pp	21:14Unit 2Unit 4
DEF-000421	Supplemental report · Officer 2 Vehicle search, items recovered · 4 pp	21:40Item 3
DEF-001988	Property & evidence log Chain of custody entries · 6 pp	Item 3 gap
DEF-002310	Lab report · controlled substance Analysis of Item 3 · 3 pp	Item 303/30

Referenced but not produced · 3

Body-cam · Unit 4Named in incident report p.2 ¶3 (DEF-000413)Not in production
CAD / dispatch logReferenced in supplemental report p.1 (DEF-000421)Not in production
Evidence log entries 03/15 – 03/29Gap between DEF-001991 and DEF-001992Not in production

Ready for attorney review

Discovery demand letter — draft

EditApprove

Illustrative interface with sample data.

§ 03Body-cam & audio

Hours of footage, searchable in minutes.

Body-cam, dash-cam, 911 calls and jail calls are transcribed with speaker labels and timestamps, then synced to one clock. Search a word and jump to the second it was said — in every recording at once.

Matter #2026-0397 · Body-cam · Unit 2 · 01:12:40

Traffic stop and arrest

Transcribed · 4 speakers

UNIT 2 · BWC
2026-03-14 21:31:04
00:47:12 Sample footage OFFICER 1 — “You have the right to remain silent…”

20:44search hits · speaker turns21:57

Search“miranda” OR “right to remain”5 hits · 3 files

21:22:10OFFICER 1
Where were you coming from tonight?
21:24:37SUBJECT
A friend’s place. I told you already.
21:28:52OFFICER 1
Step out of the vehicle for me.
21:31:04OFFICER 1
You have the right to remain silent…

Dash-cam · Unit 2 · 21:31:05DASH 2 · 00:39:50
…the right to remain silent. Anything you say…
Jail call 017 · 03/15 · 09:12CALL 017 · 02:41
…they never read me my Miranda until after…

Synced to one clock · 21:00 – 22:004 recordings

911 call

Dash · U2

BWC · U2

BWC · U4

21:0021:1521:3021:4522:00

§ 04Inconsistency detection

When the report and the video disagree, you’ll know.

The Evidence Agent compares what each source says happened, and when. Where the narrative and the recording diverge, it puts the two side by side with links to both — and leaves what it means to you.

Other flags in this sample matter

Report: subject “fled on foot” · Dash-cam 21:30: subject walking toward vehicleReport p.2 ¶2 · DASH 2 · 00:38:40Evaluate
Item 3 evidence log shows no entries between 03/15 and 03/29DEF-001991 – DEF-001992Evaluate
Unit 4 body-cam named in report; not in productionReport p.2 ¶3Evaluate

Evidence · unified timelineSample data

03/14/2026 · 5 sources

Incident timeline

212 events

21:02
911 caller reports a vehicle swerving on Route 9.
911 call · 00:00:41
21:08
Unit 2 initiates traffic stop.
DASH 2 · 00:16:10
21:22
Officer 1 asks where the subject was coming from.
BWC 2 · 00:38:18
21:31
Miranda warning given on video. Report states 21:14.
BWC 2 · 00:47:12 · Report p.3
21:40
Vehicle search; Item 3 recovered.
Supp. report p.1

Illustrative interface with sample data.

§ 05Motions & research

Issues surfaced. Your judgment applied.

The Research Agent lists what may be worth raising, each with the record cites and the authority behind it — every citation linked so you can check it, and anything it can’t confirm marked “verify.” You decide what to pursue. The Drafting Agent turns your decision into a draft from the record.

Research · potential issuesSample data

Matter #2026-0397 · for attorney evaluation

Potential issues · 4

RS
Statements before warnings
Questioning at 21:22–21:29 precedes the 21:31 warning on video.
Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966)
Evaluate
RS
Chain of custody · Item 3
No log entries 03/15–03/29 before lab analysis.
State evidence rules · 2 sources
Evaluate
RS
Missing discovery
Unit 4 body-cam and CAD log referenced, not produced.
Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83 (1963)
Evaluate
RS
Basis for the stop
911 description vs. dash-cam driving pattern.
Verify: authority not found in primary source
Evaluate

Drafts · motion to suppressSample data

Motion to suppress statements · draft 1firm style

Statement of facts

At 21:22:10SourceBWC Unit 2 · 00:38:18, body-worn camera footage shows Officer 1 questioning the defendant. The first advisement of rights on the recording occurs at 21:31:04, while the incident report states the advisement was given at approximately 2114 hours.

Argument section left for attorney — the agent drafts facts from the record and does not choose the theory.

14 record cites · all linkedSend backEditApprove

Illustrative interface with sample data. Citations shown for illustration.

§ 06Deadlines

Every clock in the case, on one docket.

The Docket Agent reads scheduling orders and notices, calendars arraignment, motion deadlines and hearings, and keeps a running speedy-trial calculation under your jurisdiction’s rules — including excluded periods it finds in the record. An attorney verifies every date and every calculation.

Sample rule set · 70-day clock from arraignment

Speedy-trial calculation

Verify

29countable days remaining
of 70 · as of Oct 15

41 countable days elapsed12 days excluded29 remaining

Excluded periods found in the record

Defense motion to continue · 09/02 – 09/08Order 09/02
Competency evaluation pending · 09/22 – 09/26Minute entry 09/22

Calculation needs attorney verification

Speedy-trial clock

AdjustVerify

§ 07Privilege & client communication

Agents prepare. You speak for the client.

Clients and families need to hear from you — about dates, about what to expect, about what not to say on a recorded line. The Client Agent drafts those updates in plain, privilege-aware language. Nothing goes out until you’ve read it and approved it.

01
Every client and family message is attorney-approved.
02
Privilege-aware drafting — updates for family members leave out case strategy and are marked for your review.
03
Matter-level permissions and ethical walls keep discovery to the people on the defense team.
04
A full audit trail of what each agent read, produced and who approved it.

JurisAgent is software for attorneys. It does not provide legal advice.

Approval queue · defenseSample data

Awaiting your approval 3

Nothing files or sends without it

CL
Update for client’s family — hearing date#2026-0397 · Client Agent · no case strategy included
Review
DR
Motion to suppress — draft 1#2026-0397 · Drafting + Research · 14 record cites
Draft
DR
Discovery demand letter#2026-0397 · 3 items not produced
Draft

To: client’s family contact · secure portalDraft 1

The next court date is Wednesday, November 18 at 9:00 a.m. We’ll call you the week before to go over what to expect.

Please remember that calls from the facility are recorded. It’s best not to discuss the case on those calls.

Shared with a third party: facts limited to scheduling. Confirm before sending.

Date from notice of hearing p.1EditApprove & send

§ 08Matter types

From a first DUI to a felony trial.

Workflow templates for the defense matters you handle every week. Each one sets which agents join, what they prepare and where your approval sits.

III.a

Misdemeanors

Fast discovery review, a clean timeline and client updates for high-volume dockets.

Discovery index
Client updates

III.b

DUI / DWI

Dash-cam and body-cam transcripts, test records and stop-to-arrest timelines.

Transcripts
Test records
Timeline

III.c

Felonies

Large productions, multi-source timelines, motion drafts and speedy-trial tracking.

Production index
Motions
Speedy trial

III.d

Appeals & post-conviction

Record indexing and transcript search to support your review of the trial record.

Record index
Transcript search

III.e

Bail & release

Background, ties and history assembled from intake for your bail argument.

Bail memo draft

III.f

Probation matters

Compliance records organized and violation-hearing dates tracked.

Compliance log
Hearing dates

§ 09Questions

Want to see it on a real-size production?

We’ll run a sample matter end to end on a call. Book a demo.

What defense lawyers ask us first.

Does JurisAgent decide which motions to file?

No. The Research Agent surfaces potential issues with cited authority for your evaluation, and the Drafting Agent drafts what you decide to pursue. Strategy and every filing belong to the attorney.

Are the original discovery files changed?

No. Originals are kept as received. Indexes, summaries and transcripts are separate work product that link back to the original page or timestamp.

How accurate are the transcripts?

Transcripts are a starting point for review, not a substitute for the recording. Every line links to its timestamp so you can listen to the source, and low-confidence passages are marked.

Can I rely on the speedy-trial calculation?

Treat it as a prepared calculation to verify. The Docket Agent shows the rule set it applied and the excluded periods it found in the record; an attorney confirms it before it’s relied on.

Who can see discovery inside the firm?

Access follows matter-level permissions and ethical walls you set. Every view and action is recorded in the audit trail.

Is client or discovery data used to train AI models?

No. It is used only to do work on your matters. Read about security.

Spend your hours on the defense, not the production.

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