Criminal legal-AI skills in 🇺🇸 United States

21 legal AI skills for criminal in United States.

2026 Legal Research Agent

MITUnited StatesCriminal

Expert legal research agent for finding and scraping expungement data state by state. Knows authoritative sources, URL patterns, Firecrawl configuration, and 2026 legal landscape. Activate on "find expungement data", "scrape state laws", "legal research", "court URLs", "statute sources", "Clean Slate laws", "automatic expungement research". NOT for interpreting laws (use national-expungement-expert), building UI, or legal advice.

Analyze Fourth Amendment Search and Seizure Scenarios

MITUnited StatesCriminal

Evaluates legal scenarios to determine if a search is legal or illegal under the Fourth Amendment, provides reasoning based on constitutional principles, and cites relevant Supreme Court cases.

Bail Hearing Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Generates structured bail hearing summaries from transcripts and case documents, extracting charges, arguments, conditions, and rulings. Use when summarizing bail hearings, pretrial detention decisions, bond hearings, or release condition orders.

Body Camera Incident Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Transforms police body camera transcripts into structured 10-section legal summaries with timestamp-cited verbatim statements, constitutional issue spotting, evidence inventory, and probable cause articulation. Maintains strict neutrality for all parties. Use when analyzing BWC footage for discovery, pre-trial prep, or trial. Trigger: body camera, BWC, body worn camera, officer footage, use of force review, incident summary.

Criminal Case Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Produces structured U.S. criminal case summaries covering charges, statutes, evidence, procedural history, disposition, and sentencing. Trigger when the user requests a criminal case summary, charge overview, procedural history, trial or plea summary, verdict recap, or sentencing breakdown.

Criminal Case Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Generates structured U.S. criminal case summaries from docket materials, filings, transcripts, and exhibits. Covers charge history, evidentiary posture, procedural timeline, plea/trial outcome, and sentencing. Use when asked to summarize a criminal matter, produce a case recap, compile a charge-to-sentencing timeline, or create a neutral case brief.

Expungement Petition

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts jurisdiction-specific petitions for expungement or sealing of criminal records. Covers caption construction, statutory eligibility analysis, rehabilitation narratives, and prayer for relief. Use when drafting expungement petitions, record-sealing motions, set-aside petitions, or certificates of rehabilitation in post-conviction proceedings.

Habeas Corpus Petition

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts federal and state habeas corpus petitions challenging unlawful detention on constitutional grounds under 28 U.S.C. §§ 2241, 2254, 2255 with AEDPA compliance, exhaustion tracking, and grounds-for-relief framing. Use when drafting habeas petitions, post-conviction relief filings, or challenging custody on constitutional grounds. Trigger keywords: habeas corpus, writ of habeas corpus, AEDPA, post-conviction relief, unlawful detention, exhaustion of remedies, ineffective assistance of counsel.

Motion for Bail Reduction

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts a Motion for Bail Reduction for criminal defense pretrial proceedings. Argues current bail is excessive under the Eighth Amendment using defendant financial circumstances, community ties, and flight-risk factors adapted to jurisdictional bail standards. Use when seeking bail modification, bail reduction, pretrial release, or excessive bail challenges.

Motion for New Trial

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts a post-verdict Motion for New Trial in criminal defense cases. Structures arguments around recognized grounds (weight-of-evidence, newly discovered evidence, prosecutorial misconduct, juror misconduct, IAC, judicial error) with record citations. Use when filing a motion for new trial, post-conviction motion, or requesting the court set aside a criminal verdict.

Motion in Limine (Criminal Defense)

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts criminal defense motions in limine to exclude prejudicial, irrelevant, or inadmissible evidence before trial. Covers FRE 401-403 relevance/prejudice, FRE 404(b) character/prior-acts, FRE 801-807 hearsay, and FRE 702-703 expert testimony. Use when drafting pre-trial exclusion motions, evidentiary objection briefs, or motions to preclude testimony in criminal defense matters.

Motion to Dismiss Indictment

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts motions to dismiss criminal indictments in federal and state courts. Covers defective indictments, statute of limitations, speedy trial, double jeopardy, prosecutorial misconduct, and jurisdictional defects. Use when the agent needs to challenge the legal sufficiency of criminal charges or draft a pre-trial dismissal motion.

Motion to Suppress Evidence

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts a Motion to Suppress Evidence for criminal defense, challenging admissibility under the Fourth, Fifth, or Sixth Amendment. Trigger when the user needs a suppression motion, exclusionary rule brief, or pre-trial evidence challenge involving warrantless searches, Miranda violations, consent disputes, warrant defects, or fruit of the poisonous tree.

National Expungement Expert

MITUnited StatesCriminal

Criminal record expungement laws across all 50 US states and DC — eligibility rules, waiting periods, filing processes, fees, Clean Slate laws, automatic expungement provisions. NOT for active criminal defense, immigration consequences, or federal record sealing.

Notice of Alibi Defense

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts a Notice of Alibi Defense under Fed. R. Crim. P. 12.1 or state equivalents. Triggers on alibi notice drafting, alibi defense filing, Rule 12.1 disclosure, or pre-trial criminal defense notice tasks.

Notice of Appeal — Criminal

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts Notices of Appeal for criminal matters with strict compliance to FRAP 4(b) deadlines, jurisdictional statements, transcript requests, and service requirements. Use when filing a criminal appeal, initiating appellate review after conviction or sentencing, or preparing post-trial appellate filings.

Parole Hearing Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Summarizes parole hearing transcripts into structured analytical documents covering case identification, inmate testimony, victim impact, evidence review, board decision, and strategic analysis. Use when summarizing parole hearings, board decisions, parole denials, parole grant conditions, or preparing for future hearings and post-conviction strategy.

Plea Agreement

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts criminal defense plea agreements formalizing negotiated resolutions between defendant and prosecution. Covers charge specifications, factual basis, sentencing recommendations, rights waivers, cooperation terms, and breach provisions. Use when drafting plea deals, guilty plea agreements, no contest pleas, or cooperation agreements in criminal matters.

Plea Agreement Summary

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Generates structured summaries of criminal plea agreements. Triggers when summarizing plea deals, preparing for plea colloquy, or creating quick-reference digests of negotiated resolutions in criminal defense matters.

Sentencing Guideline Analysis

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Calculates federal and state sentencing guideline ranges with precise USSG citations, including base offense levels, specific offense characteristics, Chapter 3 adjustments, criminal history categories, departures, variances, and § 3553(a) factors. Use when calculating sentencing ranges, preparing sentencing memoranda, analyzing presentence reports, or developing sentencing advocacy strategy.

Sentencing Memorandum (Defense)

Apache-2.0United StatesCriminal

Drafts defense sentencing memoranda for federal and state criminal proceedings. Covers USSG guidelines analysis, § 3553(a) factors, mitigating evidence, alternative sentencing proposals, and restitution. Use when advocating for a favorable sentence after conviction or guilty plea.