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Kessler Avenue Daytime Burglary

260621-158847Open · Medium priority5 days openPrimary Detective: Det. J. Whitfield
Case readiness
2/3

Everything the machine suggested and everything you decided — kept together, kept forever. This is what we hand a defense attorney.

Citation check — can every statement in this case name its source?ALL SOURCED

9 statements checked in this case — every timeline event, every statement, both sides of every contradiction, every recommended action. Each one names a source document, and every source resolves. Nothing on these screens is uncited.

This check runs over the live case, not a stored score. Other tools attach a citation to what they write; this one refuses to write the sentence when the citation does not hold.

Your decisions on this case — nothing is ever removed

No decisions recorded yet. Accept or reject a cross-case match, take or decline a lead, or mark a contradiction explained — each one lands here with what you decided and when.

Who opened a source on this case (0)

No source has been opened yet. Click any citation chip and it is recorded here — who, which passage, when.

What leaves with the case file
Every source, referenced — never edited. The platform points at documents; it has no code path that writes to one. Imported documents carry a real SHA-256 computed in your browser from the file's own bytes; demo-corpus documents carry a fixture digest and say so. Open the vault →
Write-once storage is the pilot deployment's job — this build does not claim it.
Every access, logged. Opening a source records who, which passage, and when — see the log below. That is CJIS §5.4's ask, and it is the most-used interaction in the product.
Every decision, with its reason. The suggestion, the human who accepted or refused it, and why — the sentence a deposition actually asks for.
PILOTThe export carries the citation manifest, the hashes, and this decision log.