Criminal defense legal support

Brady material flagging

Exculpatory material rarely announces itself. It sits in a supplemental report, an inconsistent witness statement, or an officer's disciplinary history, inside a production nobody has time to read closely. We read it closely.

Published price
$200–600 / matter
Turnaround
48 hours
Without us
$1,000–3,000

Fixed per unit, not hourly. No minimum engagement. Quoted before we start.

What you receive

Discovery reviewed for exculpatory and impeachment material, flagged with the specific basis.

  • Every item of potentially exculpatory or impeaching material flagged with its record citation
  • The specific basis for each flag stated, so the value of the item is legible at a glance
  • Witness statement conflicts tabulated across all statements by the same witness
  • Officer credibility material identified where the production contains it
  • Chain-of-custody and evidence-handling gaps noted
  • A discovery gap list: what the production references but does not contain

What it costs, and what it replaces

Both figures are published ranges for the same unit of work. Ours is fixed before we start; if our process gets faster, that is our gain and your price does not move.

How engagements are structured →
Price per matter · same work, both sides
Adnah Legal
$200600 / matter
Typical cost without us
$1,0003,000 / matter

Roughly 80% lower at the midpoint of each published range.

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Full production read

    The entire production is read, including supplements and attachments, because supplemental reports are where inconsistent accounts most often surface.

  2. 02

    Cross-witness comparison

    Statements are tabulated by witness and compared against each other and against the reports, so conflicts across documents become visible rather than staying scattered.

  3. 03

    Category sweep

    We sweep specifically for the recognised categories — inconsistent statements, favourable treatment, credibility material, forensic limitations, chain-of-custody problems — rather than reading generally and hoping to notice.

  4. 04

    Flag with basis

    Each item is flagged with its citation and a stated basis, and the gap list records what the production references but does not include.

What we need from you

  • The complete discovery production as received
  • The charges and, if available, your theory of defence
  • Any prior productions in the same matter, so supplements can be compared
  • Motion or trial deadlines

What we check before delivery

  • Every flag carries a citation to the page and the specific passage
  • Cross-witness conflicts are verified in both source documents before being reported
  • Items are flagged for your assessment rather than characterised as Brady material by us
  • Referenced-but-absent documents are listed explicitly for a follow-up request

When firms send us this

  • Large productions arriving close to trial
  • Multi-defendant cases with overlapping and inconsistent witness accounts
  • Rolling supplemental productions needing comparison against earlier tranches
  • Post-conviction review of a production that was never read in full

Questions about brady material flagging

  • Do you determine what qualifies as Brady material?

    No. We identify material falling into the recognised categories, flag it with the basis and the citation, and leave the legal determination and any motion practice to the engaging attorney.

  • Can you compare against earlier productions?

    Yes. Supplemental productions are compared against prior ones, and changed or newly inconsistent accounts are flagged specifically.

  • What about the discovery we should have but do not?

    The gap list is part of the deliverable: every document the production references but does not contain, so a targeted request can go out.

This service

Send one and judge the output.

Brady material flagging at $200–600 per matter, 48 hours. No minimum, no scoping call, no onboarding cycle.

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