Playbooks that sweep the record and draft it cited
A motion to suppress lives or dies on the record: what the officer said, when the stop extended, whether the warning came before or after the questions. Evidence Copilot's playbooks run structured sweeps across your own evidence — consent, search scope, stop duration, K-9, Miranda — and draft outlines where every point quotes both sides and cites the exact source moment.
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Suppression prep is a scavenger hunt across the record
The material for a suppression motion is scattered: the stop is in the bodycam, the consent argument is split between the report and the interrogation, the K-9 timing is in dispatch audio. Assembling it means re-watching and re-reading with a legal checklist in your head.
Generic legal AI can't help — it hasn't read your record, and an uncited answer is worthless in a motion. The work has to be grounded in your files, quoted precisely, and checked by you.
How it works
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Run the playbook
One click from the case. Suppression Motion Prep sweeps consent, search scope, stop duration, K-9, and Miranda themes; Miranda Timeline builds the custodial-interrogation chronology; Exhibit List Builder inventories the record.
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The agent reads your evidence
It works from the transcripts, OCR'd documents, and signals already in the case — the same cited corpus, not the open internet.
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Get a draft with both sides quoted
The output quotes the report's language next to the recording's language and cites the exact moment for each — the gap is the argument, and every gap is checkable in one click.
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File it as an attorney-review note
Drafts land as review notes in the case, never as filed documents. You edit, adopt, or discard — the tool drafts the outline, you make the legal judgments.
What you get
Suppression Motion Prep
Structured sweep across consent, search scope, stop duration, K-9 deployment, and Miranda themes — drafted as a motion outline with both sides quoted and cited.
Miranda Timeline
A chronological custodial-interrogation timeline — warnings, waiver, invocation, questioning — drafted as timeline events sourced to the exact moments.
Exhibit List Builder
A draft exhibit list tied to the real files, with sources and neutral descriptions — the starter inventory for your exhibit exchange.
Citations on every point
Every quoted claim links to the transcript moment or document page it came from, the same citation discipline as the rest of the workspace.
Attorney-review gate
Playbook output files as review notes marked AI-generated. Nothing is filed, exported, or applied to the case record without you.
Included on every plan
Playbooks are part of the flat feature set — Solo, Firm, and PD Office all get them. No tiered withholding.
Built for
- Attorneys drafting motions to suppress
- Public defender offices with high motion volume
- Law clerks assembling suppression records
- Trial attorneys prepping cross from the same mismatches
Frequently asked questions
How does a playbook help with a motion to suppress?
It systematizes the first pass: the sweep checks consent, search scope, stop duration, K-9 timing, and Miranda themes across every transcript and document in the case, then drafts an outline quoting both sides where they diverge — with citations to the exact moment. You keep the legal judgment; the tool does the record assembly.
Does the playbook decide whether I have a winning motion?
No — and it never will. The output is a working outline of candidate issues with quotes and citations, filed as an attorney-review note. Merits, strategy, and legal conclusions stay with you.
What evidence does the playbook read?
Only what's in the case: transcripts with word-level timestamps, OCR'd report text, review signals, and timeline events. That grounding is the point — every draft point is checkable against the source in one click.
Is the Miranda Timeline automatic?
The timeline is drafted from the custodial-interrogation recordings and documents in the case, marked as AI-suggested events. You verify or edit each event before it joins the case chronology.
Which plans include the playbooks?
All of them. Every plan includes the full workspace — the only differences are media-processing hours and team controls.
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