Rights
Terry Stop
Describe a police stop to explore the stated grounds for suspicion and the scope of any frisk.
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Rights
Describe a police stop to explore the stated grounds for suspicion and the scope of any frisk.
About this tool ›Rights
Describe how search permission was obtained to explore possible coercion, pressure, or other concerns about consent.
About this tool ›Rights
Enter an unfamiliar legal term, citation, or phrase to get a plain-English explanation.
About this tool ›Rights
Build a case-law research roadmap and find places to search. This tool does not use a live case-law database.
About this tool ›Rights
Read plain-language explanations of constitutional protections and how they relate to common encounters.
About this tool ›Rights
Follow practical steps for common encounters, including traffic stops, searches, arrests, and questioning.
About this tool ›Rights
Describe custody, questioning, and warnings to explore possible issues with statements made during an interrogation.
About this tool ›Rights
Find practical guidance on court records, filing, finding assistance, and courtroom etiquette.
About this tool ›Rights
Describe a warrantless search and the claimed emergency to explore whether the justification fits the circumstances.
About this tool ›Rights
Explore questions about out-of-court statements and the opportunity to cross-examine the person who made them.
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Trace evidence back to a potentially unlawful search, seizure, or interrogation and explore possible suppression questions.
About this tool ›Case building
Review elapsed time in your criminal case and prepare questions about speedy trial rules in your jurisdiction.
About this tool ›Case building
Bring a case's linked notes, deadlines, and drafted documents into one file to copy or share with an attorney.
About this tool ›Case building
Identify weak points in your case so you can prepare for challenges and discuss gaps with counsel.
About this tool ›Case building
Access case management, legal document review, defense preparation, and record-clearing trackers in one toolkit.
About this tool ›Case building
Explore potential appeal issues, standards of review, and questions about whether an issue was preserved at trial.
About this tool ›Case building
Examine what evidence exists beyond a confession and explore questions about independent proof of the alleged crime.
About this tool ›Case building
Review suspected false statements or omissions in a warrant affidavit and prepare questions about a possible challenge.
About this tool ›Case building
Record encounter audio in your browser and download it to your own device. Check local recording laws before use.
About this tool ›Case building
Prepare calm phrases for a specific encounter and practice expressing your rights clearly.
About this tool ›Case building
Bring together the tools you need to prepare for a hearing or trial in one place.
About this tool ›Case building
Describe your situation to explore possible defense angles, weak spots, and questions to raise with an attorney.
About this tool ›Case building
Prepare for deposition questions with guidance on what to expect, how to respond clearly, and common mistakes to avoid.
About this tool ›Case building
Review and refine a legal draft's wording and presentation before having an attorney check the final document.
About this tool ›Case building
Review an opposing argument or your own draft for flawed reasoning and points that need a clearer response.
About this tool ›Case building
See logged incidents, deadlines, complaints, and public-records requests together in chronological order.
About this tool ›Case building
Track important case filing dates in one place so you can plan your preparation around them.
About this tool ›Case building
Review a written transcript or account for legally significant moments. Attached audio and video are not automatically transcribed.
About this tool ›Case building
Create a starting draft for a motion, letter, or request with spaces for your details and attorney review.
About this tool ›Case building
Catalog, categorize, and tag the evidence you have so important material stays easy to find.
About this tool ›Case building
Review a witness or party statement for inconsistencies, conflicts with other facts, and possible cross-examination questions.
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Rehearse answering questions in AI-generated hearing scenarios and receive practice feedback.
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Compare multiple incident reports or accounts to flag patterns that may deserve further investigation.
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Review your overall situation for constitutional issues, strengths, weaknesses, and possible next steps to discuss with counsel.
About this tool ›Accountability
Explore whether alleged misconduct by a federal officer may fit a recognized Bivens claim, including its limits.
About this tool ›Accountability
Keep track of misconduct reports, police encounters, and public-records requests, and explore reported agency patterns.
About this tool ›Accountability
Keep private notes about an officer from public sources you find. This tracker does not search for officers for you.
About this tool ›Accountability
Record the details of an encounter with law enforcement or a government agent while they are fresh in your memory.
About this tool ›Accountability
Keep a separate record of civilian complaints you have filed against an agency or officer.
About this tool ›Accountability
Explore official oversight channels when a local complaint or records request has gone unanswered.
About this tool ›Accountability
Explore categories of witness credibility material that may be worth requesting through discovery.
About this tool ›Accountability
Explore qualified immunity questions and the kinds of precedent to research, with case law requiring independent verification.
About this tool ›Accountability
Explore how to preserve social posts and messages, document their source, and identify authentication concerns.
About this tool ›Accountability
Document suspected withheld evidence, improper statements, or other prosecutorial conduct and identify gaps in the supporting record.
About this tool ›Workspace
Manage app administration and subscription reporting. Access is restricted to authorized administrators.
About this tool ›Workspace
Sign in to your Due Process AI account to return to your saved cases and tools.
About this tool ›Workspace
Choose a subscription, review plan options, and manage access to the app's paid tools.
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Capture case notes, strategy ideas, and details you want to remember in a running scratchpad.
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Turn scattered notes and dates into a chronological account for an attorney conversation or complaint.
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Check the app's network and connected systems when a feature is not working as expected.
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Revisit your reported encounters with law enforcement or government agents in a personal timeline.
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Find ready-made document templates with spaces for your facts, then copy and adapt them for review.
About this tool ›Workspace
Review a snapshot of the cases, records, and preparation work you have built in Due Process AI.
About this tool ›Workspace
Access preparation resources for representing yourself, with attention to defense rights and documenting what happened.
About this tool ›Workspace
Bring together case insights and items needing attention from across your work in the app.
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