Free tools for criminal defense attorneys, in one place.

Search a testifying officer by name and jurisdiction against public complaint and certification-discipline records. Every row is source-linked with an identity-confidence note, so you know what to run down in discovery. Live search is free.

Paste a motion or brief and check every case citation against CourtListener's opinion corpus before you file. Built to catch AI-generated or opposing-counsel citations that do not resolve. No account required.

Enter the offense factors and get the total sentence points and lowest permissible sentence, computed from the verbatim Fla. Stat. § 921.0024 point values with a § 921.0022 severity lookup. An educational estimate, not legal advice.

Paste loose CJA-20 time entries and get the federal eVoucher CSV import schema back, rounded to the tenth-hour and tagged by service type. Runs entirely in your browser.

Paste a paginated, line-numbered transcript, select a passage, and copy it with the exact page and line pincite (e.g. Tr. 45:12-46:3). The cite is derived only from the parsed structure, never guessed. Runs entirely in your browser.

Search a forensic or expert witness by name against published court opinions, alongside Daubert, Frye, and Kumho references. Verbatim passages, source-linked. A lead tool, not an outcome finding.

Free iframe widgets, the officer-check search and the Florida scoresheet calculator, that you can paste onto your own firm site. Copy the snippet and go.

An index of free federal sentencing studies derived from public U.S. Sentencing Commission records: district-level disparity, the trial vs. plea penalty, mandatory-minimum impact, and below-guideline departure rates. Each study cites its methodology.

The Florida reference index: criminal statutes, the Evidence Code, Rules of Criminal Procedure, standard jury instructions, and officer-records surfaces, each source-linked to the official Florida text.

Aggregate FDLE/CJSTC certification-discipline analysis across Florida agencies, source-backed and reproducible. Free to read and cite.

Aggregate Florida sentencing outcomes by county and charge from FDLE clerk-of-court data. Aggregate-only, source-backed, free to read.

A plain explainer on AI-fabricated case citations and how they have drawn sanctions, with the steps to verify a brief before filing. Companion to the free citation verifier.

A working reference to CJA-20 billing in eVoucher: the service-entry format, the twelve service-type codes, the tenth-hour rounding rule, and how the documented format keeps a voucher from bouncing. Companion to the free CJA formatter.

How a Florida Criminal Punishment Code scoresheet works: the primary-offense, prior-record, victim-injury, and enhancement point values, the severity-level lookup, and the lowest-permissible-sentence formula, each figure verbatim from Fla. Stat. § 921.0024. Companion to the free scoresheet calculator.

What a page:line transcript pincite is, why it matters for impeachment and cross-examination, how a paginated line-numbered transcript is structured, and how a cross-page range like Tr. 45:12-46:3 reads. General practice, stated as such. Companion to the free transcript citation copier.

The categories of financial consequence of a Florida conviction: court costs and statutory fees, fines, restitution, and the downstream costs when a balance goes unpaid, with the statewide recorded medians from public FDLE data. Descriptive figures, not a prediction. Companion to the free cost-of-conviction data study.

What a withhold of adjudication is under Fla. Stat. s. 948.01, how it differs from a conviction, its effect on sealing under s. 943.059 and on federal immigration status, and what the aggregate FDLE data shows about how often withholds are recorded. Descriptive figures, not a prediction. Companion to the free adjudication-withheld data study.

What inter-district federal sentencing disparity is, what the aggregate USSC data shows across the judicial districts and within a single charge type, and how the data informs the 18 U.S.C. § 3553(a)(6) unwarranted-disparities factor. Descriptive figures, not a prediction. Companion to the free federal sentencing-disparity data study.

How Florida criminal charges are resolved in the public FDLE Clerk-of-Court data: what the four court-disposition families (dismissed, diversion, acquitted, convicted) mean, why a dismissal rate is not a prosecutor's declination rate, and how the shares vary by charge category. Descriptive figures, not a prediction. Companion to the free charge-disposition data study.

How long Florida sentences run in the public FDLE Clerk-of-Court data: what median, mean, and mode confinement mean, why a recorded length is a floor and varies by charge category and county, and why it is descriptive, not a prediction for any one case. Descriptive figures, not a forecast. Companion to the free sentencing-outcomes data study.

What a Florida DUI carries under Fla. Stat. § 316.193: the fine ranges and jail ceilings by conviction, the higher penalties when the alcohol level is 0.15 or above or a minor is in the car, the mandatory minimums on repeat convictions, and when a third conviction becomes a felony. Every figure quoted from the statute, cited to the primary source. General information, not legal advice. Companion to the free sentencing-outcomes data study.

What possession of a controlled substance carries in Florida under Fla. Stat. § 893.13: why most possession is a third-degree felony, when 20 grams or less of cannabis is a first-degree misdemeanor, and when possession of more than 10 grams of listed Schedule I/II substances is a first-degree felony, with the maximum prison term and fine that follow from the offense degree under § 775.082 and § 775.083. Every figure quoted from the statute, cited to the primary source. Trafficking is a separate track, not computed. General information, not legal advice. Companion to the Chapter 893 statute reference.