Civil Rights Case Intelligence

Truth Through Analysis.
Justice Through Evidence.

AI-powered evidence analysis for civil rights attorneys. Timeline reconstruction, contradiction detection, report auditing, and defense narrative generation — built for Section 1983 litigation.

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A quick walkthrough of the platform — modules, evidence intake, and case management.

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Why We Exist

In Memory of Jimmy Newton Ubernosky

Jimmy was a decorated veteran of the 75th Ranger Regiment. He suffered a stroke in custody. The stroke caused aphasia — Jimmy could not speak. The responding officer mistook his silence for intoxication.

The officer's actions during this misinterpretation caused a fatal aneurysm. His death was entirely preventable. Enoch Engine exists to ensure that never happens again — by giving attorneys the tools to find the truth in the evidence.

Read Jimmy's Story & The Legislation

Jimmy's Law

Federal Legislation Initiative

Proposed federal legislation mandating medical emergency recognition training for all custodial officers.

Mandatory medical emergency triage training
Zero-delay EMS dispatch for distress signals
Independent bodycam audit requirements in custodial deaths
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AI Analysis Engine

Six Modules. One Mission.

Three core modules are free. Three advanced modules unlock with the Advocate plan. Each runs independently against your evidence channels.

Timeline Engine

Minute-by-minute chronological reconstruction across all evidence channels.

Contradiction Detector

Cross-references officer reports against objective evidence for impeachment material.

Report Error Analyzer

Audits officer reports for boilerplate justification, omissions, and fabrications.

Advocate+

Misconduct Pattern Engine

Identifies Brady/Giglio material, Monell liability, and officer behavior patterns.

Advocate+

Hero's Defense Engine

Generates defense theory, opening statements, and cross-examination strategies.

Advocate+

Whisper Transcription

Audio forensic transcription with speaker diarization and key admission flagging.

Evidence Intake

Six Evidence Channels

Drag and drop files into any channel. Enoch Engine processes each one and cross-references across all sources.

Officer Reports

Official narrative, supplemental reports, arrest affidavits.

Dispatch & CAD

Computer-Aided Dispatch logs, 911 audio, radio traffic.

Body/Dash Cam

Axon, Motorola video files and transcripts.

Medical Records

ER intake, trauma evaluations, forensic injury reports.

Witness Statements

Sworn affidavits, deposition transcripts, interviews.

Officer History

IA complaints, prior lawsuits, use-of-force records, Brady material.

What Enoch Engine Is

The Honest Description

Not a sales pitch. What the platform does, what it doesn't, and why it matters.

What It Actually Is

Enoch Engine is a hosted platform that ingests raw case material from a civil rights or police misconduct matter and runs six independent AI analyses across it, producing structured pretrial work product.

The intake architecture is the real design decision. Six evidence channels — officer reports, dispatch/CAD, body/dash cam, medical records, witness statements, and officer history (IA complaints, prior suits, use-of-force, Brady material). Everything is analyzed within a channel and cross-referenced across channels. That cross-channel step is what separates it from a document summarizer.

Timeline Engine

Minute-by-minute reconstruction across all channels simultaneously

Contradiction Detector

Officer narrative vs. objective evidence, framed as impeachment material

Report Error Analyzer

Boilerplate justification language, omissions, fabrications

Misconduct Pattern Engine

Brady/Giglio, Monell, officer behavior patterns

Hero's Defense Engine

Defense theory, opening statements, cross-examination strategy

Whisper Transcription

Forensic audio with speaker diarization and admission flagging

Commercially: free tier, $49 Advocate, $149 Attorney, $299 Organization (adds cross-case pattern search, officer misconduct database, API), plus a $9.99 pay-per-case credit. That last one matters more than it looks — it's the price point that makes the tool reachable by a pro se litigant or a public defender spending their own money.

What It Means for Attorneys

Nothing this produces is evidence. It is attorney work product. It never goes to a jury, never gets offered as an exhibit, and if opposing counsel ever learns your cross was AI-derived, that's a non-issue provided every assertion traces back to a record citation. The value is entirely upstream of the courtroom, and it's substantial:

It inverts the review-hour asymmetry. A municipal defense firm bills a city for 200 hours of record review. A solo plaintiff's attorney on contingency cannot match that. Enoch Engine compresses first-pass review from weeks to hours — not smarter analysis, affordable analysis.

Contradiction detection is impeachment infrastructure. The classic cross-examination win is the officer report that says one thing while CAD timestamps, bodycam audio, and the ER intake say another. Attorneys already find these on the good cases where budget allowed a full review. This finds them on the marginal cases too — the ones that currently get declined.

Report Error Analyzer targets what never gets litigated. Boilerplate justification language — "furtive movement," "feared for my safety," "resisted" — is copy-paste across hundreds of reports. Individually unremarkable. Detected at volume, it becomes an argument that the narrative was templated rather than observed.

Monell is where cross-case search earns the Organization tier. Municipal liability requires showing policy, custom, or deliberate indifference — meaning you have to show the pattern, not the incident. Cross-case pattern search puts a version of that capability in a solo practitioner's hands.

The Honest Constraints

Every output requires human verification before it touches a filing. Enoch Engine traces every assertion back to a record citation, but the attorney reviews the output — always.

Uploading client files to a third-party platform implicates confidentiality duties. Our Attorney and Organization tiers include clear data-handling and no-training-on-client-data representations. We don't train on your cases.

It doesn't get you discovery. It analyzes what you already obtained. The IA file you were never given remains the IA file you were never given.

What It Means for Policing

The realistic claim is narrower than "this ends corrupt policing," and the narrow version is stronger.

Detection cost collapses. Misconduct has historically been protected less by conspiracy than by economics — reviewing the record costs more than most cases are worth. Lower the cost of looking and the calculus changes on thousands of cases that currently never get filed.

Individual incidents become pattern data. One officer with one questionable report is unfalsifiable. The same officer across nine cases, with the same phrasing, the same timeline gaps, the same omissions, is a Giglio disclosure obligation and a Monell exhibit.

Deterrence runs through predictability. If the operating assumption becomes that reports will be machine-cross-referenced against CAD, bodycam, and medical records, the incentive to write a defensible-but-false narrative degrades — because false narratives now fail more reliably.

What it does not move: qualified immunity, which kills meritorious cases regardless of how good the evidence analysis is. Union contract protections and record-destruction schedules. And departments that simply don't produce records. The platform makes cases findable and provable. It doesn't make them winnable against doctrines built specifically to prevent winning. That's why Jimmy's Law sits on the same site as the engine — the litigation tool and the legislative fix address two halves of the same failure, and neither closes it alone.

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In honor of Jimmy Newton Ubernosky, 75th Ranger Regiment. Gone too soon. Never forgotten.