What do you have?
1 offence confirmedMurder · F.S. 782.04 ↗ · First degree = capital felony; second degree = first-degree felony (up to life); third degree = second-degree felony
An unlawful killing — first degree if premeditated or during an enumerated felony; otherwise second or third degree.
Proposed from the file — confirm or correct(2 waiting)
Tampering with physical evidencelikely · F.S. 918.13 ↗
Knowing an investigation was coming, they destroyed, hid, or got rid of something that mattered to it.
Because something was destroyed, hidden, or thrown away: “get rid of”
Because the thing is the kind of thing an investigation needs: “Shell”
Because they knew an investigation was coming: “After everything went down”
Aggravated assaultpossible · F.S. 784.021 ↗
A threat of violence aimed AT a person, with a weapon — and they believed it was about to happen.
Because the file says the firearm was directed AT a person: “fired at”
Because a weapon is named: “weapon”
⚠ Not this one? If the firearm was NOT aimed at a person — fired into the air, at the ground, or into an empty structure — this is not aggravated assault. It is discharging a firearm in public. The difference is where the muzzle was pointed and whether a person feared imminent violence.
It's something else — pick the charge yourself
The machine reads; you classify. Every confirmation and correction is kept in the case record.
Homicide (context case)
0/4 elements proven| Element | Key evidence | Status | Gap / conflict | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The death of a person | ✕ Not on the board | This element appears in F.S. 782.04 and nobody has addressed it. | — | |
| Caused by the act of the accused | ✕ Not on the board | This element appears in F.S. 782.04 and nobody has addressed it. | — | |
| Unlawful killing (with premeditation, or during an enumerated felony) | ✕ Not on the board | This element appears in F.S. 782.04 and nobody has addressed it. | — | |
| Identity of the perpetrator | ✕ Not on the board | This element appears in F.S. 782.04 and nobody has addressed it. | — |