Criminal Defense

Our trained investigators and consultants include retired law enforcement agents who have decades of experience conducting criminal investigations. Their knowledge of the law and how a criminal investigation is conducted can be instrumental in resolving a criminal case to the benefit of our clients.

We work directly with and are retained by your attorney and form an investigative plan based on the following areas of inquiry:

 

Discover review and case analysis

All case material provided by the prosecutor is examined. We create a timeline of events and a case contact list that includes every name associated with the file. An analysis of this information is made in order to focus the investigation as we move forward toward resolving the case. We can also recommend and or vet potential expert witnesses to assist in the litigation.

Client Interview

Protected by the client attorney privilege, an in depth interview of the client is conducted in order to obtain background information about the case and the client.

Crime scene and evidence review

When available or applicable, our investigators conduct an examination of the crime scene along with any available evidence. During this phase of the investigation, we also attempt to develop independent witnesses during a canvass of the area.

Witness vetting

We locate all witnesses and complete background investigations on each to determine their credibility and to identify any potential conflicts of interests among the various parties involved in the case.

Witness and police interviews

Witnesses are interviewed and statements are obtained when necessary. We also attempt to interview police officers involved in the case when appropriate.

Report preparation

A comprehensive report of our findings is then prepared wherein any undeveloped leads or potential areas of investigation are outlined.

Testimony

The final stage of any criminal case might include the testimony of our agents. Since all of our professional investigators are seasoned veterans of the justice system, they are always prepared and ready to testify about our findings.s