DEFENSE ATTORNEYS'
Perspective
1. Understand Complexity
Defending a client charged with a significant crime is incredibly complicated and demanding.
2. Evaluate Information
Sift through a vast amount of information from both the prosecution and their own investigation.
3. Recognize Evidence vs. Guilt
Evidence does not necessarily equate
to guilt, it crucial to identify the relevant
facts and separate them from irrelevant.
4. Equip Defense Attorneys
Equip and train with intellectual tools for identifying relevant evidence.
5. Utilize Suscriptor e-Evidence
Explore evidence and manage own investigation and weigh the information provided by the prosecution.
6. Deploy Blueprint™
Use crime template for practical and efficient fact evaluation of defense strategy.
7. Protect Client
Ensure preparation of a strong defense
by highlighting evidence flaws and creating doubt.
Do I have Enough?
Investigators and prosecutors worldwide often ask, “Do I have enough relevant evidence to move
this investigation and prosecution forward?”
Throughout your career as a defense attorney or judge, you’ve likely encountered the question,
“Do they have enough?” regarding relevant evidence.
Defense attorneys must determine if they have enough evidence to substantiate their independent investigations and weigh the
information provided by the prosecution to formulate a viable defense strategy.
Suscriptor e-Evidence, powered by the Blueprint™ algorithm, is an ideal tool for this purpose. It helps evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the prosecution’s case, allowing defense attorneys to determine the relevance of evidence efficiently.
Judges also benefit from Suscriptor e-Evidence.
They also ask, “Do they have enough?” when referring to the parties involved. The Blueprint™
aids in determining the relevance and
admissibility of evidence and helps in the ultimate decision of guilt or innocence.
Navigating Modern Crime
♦ The properly trained defense attorney armed with Suscriptor e-Evidence powered by Blueprint™ has the ability to truly evaluate and defend cases, whether in acceptance of charges or in trial.
♦ If relevant facts cannot be confirmed by investigation or prosecution, Blueprint™ will enable defense lawyers to scrutinize witness statements, police reports, and forensic evidence to uncover exculpatory information.
♦ Defense attorneys can also use Blueprint™ to contest the prosecution’s case by highlighting evidence flaws and creating doubt.