We don’t just gather evidence—we understand the law and how each element of a crime must be proven. Our investigative approach goes beyond the surface, challenging probable cause, questioning procedural justifications, and finding the overlooked details that can change the outcome of a case.

For example, in drug possession cases, we methodically examine each layer of reasonable suspicion and probable cause—from the justification for the initial traffic stop to the search and subsequent arrest. In one case, we used basic math to disprove an officer’s PC (speeding) for a traffic stop by demonstrating the impossibility of his claims of visual estimation and subsequent pacing based on distance and time calculations.

This level of analysis and dedication sets us apart.