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For criminal practice

From bail to trial, every stage tracked.

Keep custody status and FIR details on the file, and track the trial stage by stage. Never miss the one-month s.138 window, and restrict sensitive files.

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7criminal case types, from bail to economic offences
1 monthto file the s.138 complaint, tracked as a statutory date
Restrictedfiles for sensitive matters
An example day

How it fits your work

Evening

An arrest

Open a new bail matter. Add the FIR number, police station, date of arrest and custody status. The first listing shows on tomorrow's board.

Cases & files →
Next day

Between courts

A bail hearing clashes with a trial listing. The clash is flagged. You ask a verified advocate in that court complex to cover.

Courts & colleagues →
Weeks later

Sessions trial

The same client and fee terms carry on. The file moves through committal, charge and prosecution evidence. Each stage uses the court's own words.

Cases & files →
Prosecution evidence

The contradiction

On the tablet, mark where PW-2's statement today differs from his earlier one. It goes into the chronology and tomorrow's brief.

The tablet →
After the notice

A dishonoured cheque

The notice is served, and the other side has 15 days to pay. After that, the statutory clock gives one month to file the s.138 complaint. Reminders come 7, 3 and 1 days before.

Diary & deadlines →

The names and matters are made up. The features and rules are real.

What changes

The difference you'll notice

✓Custody status and the next listing come first on the file.
✓The one-month s.138 window is tracked by a clock, not by memory.
✓Sensitive matters are restricted, even from partners who don't work on them.

Matters it is set up for

Bail and anticipatory bailSessions trialMagisterial trialCheque dishonour, s.138 NI ActQuashing under s.482Criminal appeal and revisionEconomic offences

Each one is a ready-made case type. It has its own fields, stages and deadline rules.

The features that make it work

Cases & files

Keep one dispute's case numbers, parties, tasks, notes and brief sheet on one file.

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Diary & deadlines

Today's board, the calendar, the statutory clock and the cause list, all in one diary.

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The tablet

Two documents side by side, marks, stylus notes and a show-to-client mode, so you can argue from the tablet.

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Courts & colleagues

A live court board, court insights from public records and verified advocates to cover hearings.

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Team & access

Ten roles, a clear access table, restricted matters and a clean exit.

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Start tomorrow's
board tonight.

Try it free for 14 days. No card needed. Add your cases by CNR, bar number or a photo of your diary.

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