Wrongful arrest & conviction reviews.
An independent look at how a case was investigated, for defense attorneys, post-conviction counsel, and families who believe something was missed.
hero-aboutA second look at the investigation.
When someone may have been wrongly arrested or convicted, the answers are often in the original investigation: what was collected, what was overlooked, and how conclusions were reached.
Our team includes former federal, state, and local investigators, a retired NYPD crime scene detective, and a medicolegal death investigation specialist. We know how investigations are supposed to be done, and where they tend to go wrong.
What we review.
- Police reports and case filesInconsistencies, gaps, and procedural issues in how the case was built.
- Witness statementsLocating and re-interviewing witnesses, and comparing accounts over time.
- Identification proceduresHow lineups and photo arrays were conducted and documented.
- Physical and forensic evidenceCollection, handling, chain of custody, and lab and Medical Examiner reports.
- Scene documentationPhotos, diagrams, and what the scene record does and does not show.
- TimelinesAn independent timeline built from records, video, and statements.
How it works.
- 01ConsultationA free, confidential call to discuss the case and what documents are available.
- 02Case file reviewWe review the reports, statements, evidence records, and transcripts you provide.
- 03Field investigationWhere warranted, we locate and interview witnesses, visit the scene, and gather records.
- 04Findings for counselYou receive organized findings and supporting materials your attorney can evaluate and use.
Who we work with.
- Defense attorneysPretrial review when a client may have been wrongly arrested or charged.
- Post-conviction counselInvestigative support for appeals, motions for new trial, and innocence claims.
- FamiliesWe can review the case and work alongside your attorney. We do not give legal advice.
- Private investigatorsSpecialty support through our Investigator Partner Program.
The people reviewing your case.
sophiaSophia Henry
Reviews scene documentation, evidence handling, and police procedure from the perspective of a career NYPD crime scene detective.
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elizabethElizabeth Betts
Reviews autopsy and Medical Examiner reports for gaps, inconsistencies, and departures from standard practice.
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andyAndy Lerner
Brings federal, state, and local law enforcement experience, including service as a police detective and district attorney investigator.
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Start with a confidential review.
Tell us about the case and what has already been done. We will tell you plainly whether a review makes sense.