Charge information
Review the citation, classification, title, and other information associated with a charge.
Complaint drafting for law enforcement
Clear process.
Better prepared.
CourtPacket guides law-enforcement personnel through an organized complaint-drafting process—from case information and charge selection to factual allegations, review, and a printable instrument.
Law enforcement identified the need.
We built CourtPacket with them.
The legal context behind the complaint, close at hand.
CourtPacket brings charge information, applicable statutory language, and available model jury instructions into the complaint-drafting workflow—so officers can review relevant information without moving between separate references.
Officers remain responsible for choosing the charges and documenting the facts. CourtPacket keeps the supporting legal material visible throughout that work.
Three kinds of information. One clear workflow.
CourtPacket brings together charge information, statutory language, and model jury instructions so officers can review relevant information without moving between separate references.
Statutory language
Keep the applicable statutory language available while preparing the complaint.
Model jury instructions
Where available, reviewed jury-instruction material helps identify charge-specific fact areas.
CourtPacket guidance can be combined with department-specific guidance and practices.
Designed to support better preparation.
One guided process
Move through each part of the complaint in a clear and logical order.
Relevant guidance
Keep helpful charge and department information available while documenting the facts.
Easier review
Identify missing information, make corrections, and review the completed instrument.
Greater consistency
Support the use of department-approved forms, guidance, and practices.
Find the charge. Review the details.
Search by name or citation, narrow the results, and see what information and drafting support are available for each charge.
Search with context
Broad coverage, focused results.
Search charges by name or citation and narrow the results using relevant filters.
CourtPacket helps officers find and review the available information. The officer decides which charges to select.
Fact areas, not conclusions
Relevant context, close at hand.
Where available, charge-specific guidance helps officers consider the facts that may need to be documented in their own words.
It does not determine probable cause or declare that legal elements have been satisfied.
How it works
One guided path from the information at hand to a complaint ready for careful review.
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Organize the information
Bring the case, people, occurrence details, and charges together.
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Document the facts
Record factual allegations and sources of knowledge in the officer’s own words.
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Review and prepare
Resolve missing required information, review the completed instrument, and prepare it for printing.
A clearer process for everyone involved.
Built around the people who prepare, guide, and work with the initial complaint.
Officers
Prepare the initial complaint through a clear, guided workflow.
Chiefs and department leaders
Support consistent practices, approved guidance, forms, and document settings.
Prosecutors and legal reviewers
Work with clearer, more organized initial instruments.
Built for careful work.
CourtPacket is designed to support professional judgment—not replace it.
Officers remain responsible for choosing charges, documenting the facts, identifying their sources of knowledge, and reviewing the completed instrument.
Initially focused on New York law-enforcement and court workflows.
See what a clearer process can look like.
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