Bring papers, messages and other records into one place, with a path back to the source behind a point.
Request accessThe planned intake supports batches of papers and evidence as well as individual files. Originals remain separate from extracted text and organizational suggestions. Processing needs to show progress, unreadable material and recoverable failures. Partial results can support useful work, but a missing page or an incomplete extraction should never be quietly treated as a complete record.
One file may matter to several questions or proceedings. The intended library connects that source to relevant workspaces without creating competing copies. Working drafts stay under their parent document, and corrections should affect the right record. Issue, person, date and document type provide ways to find material while preserving the context in which it was received.
Organize existing papers and new material as your case develops.
Connect relevant passages, events and people to their originals.
Bring relevant evidence into planning, drafts and later questions.
CourtAhead is being designed to preserve original records while connecting related events, evidence and work. New papers should help identify what has changed and what needs attention.
A summary is not the original. Sources, uncertainty and conflicting accounts should remain visible for review.
Our approachPre-sorting is not the intended requirement. Supported intake should accept unsorted material and allow you to review and correct the resulting organization.
No. Summaries and extracted text are aids to navigation and preparation. The original record remains the source to inspect, and extraction gaps need to be visible.