While the case is still open

Know what's missing while you can still go get it.

A case file is judged when it is finished. It is built while it is still open. Caseprep reads everything collected so far and shows where the case is solid, where it is thin, and what is still worth going after while there is time to get it.

Reads the evidence list your case system already produces.

Case coverage, liveby element of the charge
Identity
Well supported
The act
Well supported
Weapon
On camera
Timeline
Gap flagged
Motive
Thin, 1 item
Forensics
Report missing

The reality

The file grows faster than anyone can read it.

Four officers respond and that is eight hours of body camera before you count the 911 audio, the texts, the camera stills and the lab work. Somewhere in that pile sits the handful of items that decide the case. Nobody has time to watch all of it, and the trial date does not move.

In the tool today

What Caseprep already does.

Built for review and trial preparation, and just as useful on a case that is still coming together.

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Reads and ranks the whole file

Every item scored on admissibility, relevance and jury impact, then ranked. Triage a file of any size without watching all of it.

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Coverage by element

Evidence grouped by what it proves: identity, the act, the weapon, timeline, motive. The buckets read as a coverage map of the charge.

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Gaps and contradictions

Surfaces what is missing and where the evidence conflicts with itself. Worth far more while the case is open, because a gap found now is one that can still be closed.

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Cited case summary

A written assessment footnoted to specific items, ready for a supervisor, a charging conference, or whoever picks the case up next.

On the roadmap

Built for how a case actually comes together.

These extend the engine already in the tool, pointed forward at the open case instead of back at a finished one.

01

The "what's missing" worklist

Every gap becomes an action. Ballistics not in the file, request it. A second camera angle never collected, flag it while it can still be obtained. Weak themes become a prioritized list of what to chase.

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02

Charge-readiness meter

A running view of whether what has been collected would support each element of a potential charge. Not a yes or no on charging. A coverage read that shows when a case is ready to move and where it still has a soft spot.

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03

Lead and entity threading

Pulls the people, places, vehicles and numbers that recur across items and shows how they connect, surfacing a thread that was buried in volume.

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04

Collection-quality prompts

Warns while the case is open that an item will likely face a foundation or authentication challenge, so it can be cured now instead of at trial. Extends the admissibility scoring already in the tool.

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05

Timeline assembly

Builds an actual chronology from the timestamps and highlights where it has holes or conflicts. A draft sequence of events to work from, and an exhibit when it holds up.

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06

Interview and application support

Given what the file holds, suggests the questions an interview or a witness session still needs to answer, and summarizes the evidentiary basis behind a warrant or a motion. Assists the writing; never replaces the judgment.

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Data & sensitive media

Handled the way evidence has to be.

Sensitive media stays in a controlled, locally hosted pathway

Some cases involve sexual or other highly sensitive material that cannot and must not be processed through a general commercial AI service. Handling this category is planned as a separate, locally hosted module that runs inside the agency's own controlled environment, kept apart from the standard pathway so this material never leaves the agency's control.

Until that module is in place, the standard tool is not used for that category of evidence at all. This is a deliberate boundary, not an oversight.

Before any real case data is used, Caseprep provides a plain-language data-handling brief for the agency's IT and legal review. Case material is confidential and sometimes involves people who are never charged. That review comes first, not after. AI assists the people working the case and never makes the call.

Walk through it with us.

We will walk you through a working build on a fictional 437-item case: the full evidence list, the scoring by element, and the cited report. Set up a time and we will show you live.