Case Setup
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Evidence Inventory
View, search, filter, and manage all evidence items for your case.
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Evidence Summary Dashboard
An overview of all evidence collected and what still needs attention.
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Evidence Strength Assessment
Based on the volume and priority of evidence collected. More critical items in hand means a stronger evidence base.
Add evidence to see assessment
⚠ Items Still Needed
Evidence Checklist
Based on your case type, here are common evidence items you may need to collect.
Select a case type above to see suggested evidence items.
Export & Share
Print or download your evidence inventory for your records or to share with your attorney.
Evidence Preservation Tips
Knowing how to properly preserve and handle evidence can make or break your case.
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Photograph Everything
Take clear photos with timestamps enabled. Capture close-ups and wide shots. Include a reference object for scale when relevant. Never alter original photos.
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Preserve Originals
Keep original documents safe in a secure location. Make copies for everyday reference. Digital backups are essential but should not replace originals.
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Chain of Custody
Chain of custody tracks who has handled evidence and when. Record when and from whom you obtained each item. Keep evidence in a secure, consistent location and limit who accesses it.
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Save Digital Evidence
Screenshot texts, emails, and social media posts immediately. Save full headers for emails. Export data before accounts are deleted or altered. Back up to multiple locations.
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Document the Timeline
Record when you obtained each piece of evidence. Note who gave it to you and under what circumstances. A clear timeline strengthens your case presentation.
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Admissibility Basics
Evidence must be relevant, authentic, and not illegally obtained. Hearsay is generally inadmissible with exceptions. Business records and official documents often have special rules.
Related Resources
Other tools that can help you prepare your case.