Criminal Defense Investigations

 Review and analysis of police reports, discovery materials, and forensic evidence involves a detailed examination of all provided documentation to assess accuracy, consistency, and completeness. This process focuses on identifying discrepancies, unsupported conclusions, procedural issues, and alternative interpretations of the evidence, helping inform case strategy and guide further investigative efforts. 

Identification, location, and interviewing of witnesses involves locating individuals with relevant knowledge of the incident and conducting objective, thorough interviews to obtain accurate statements. This process includes assessing credibility, clarifying timelines and observations, and documenting accounts in a clear and legally defensible manner to support case analysis and preparation.

Timeline and event reconstruction involves organizing and analyzing evidence, statements, and data to establish a clear sequence of events before, during, and after the incident. This process helps identify critical actions, timing relationships, and inconsistencies, providing a structured framework to support factual analysis and case strategy. 

 Preparation of investigative summaries, reports, and exhibits involves compiling findings into clear, organized, and objective documentation. These materials summarize investigative activities, evidence reviewed, and conclusions, and may include timelines, diagrams, photographs, and demonstrative exhibits designed to support legal analysis, case preparation, and courtroom presentation.