Case Diagnostic Is Our Most Redeeming Service

Featured Service: Case Diagnostic with Legal MemorandumOur Case Diagnostic Service is a powerful tool designed to equip incarcerated individuals with the legal resources needed to pursue their cases, whether on their own or with minimal support. This service offers a comprehensive legal memorandum—a detailed document that helps clarify your legal options and sets the stage for filing pro se motions or working with an institutional paralegal.For a maximum fee of $750 (with average fees around $400 and a minimum of $250), the legal memorandum includes:

• A detailed analysis of your case, summarizing the facts and identifying legal issues.
• In-depth legal research, with references to both state and federal laws, to support your claims.
• Suggested legal strategies, outlining the best grounds for motions or appeals, so you know exactly what steps to take next.

This service is ideal for those who may not have the financial means to hire an attorney but need expert guidance. The legal memorandum breaks down complex legal concepts into accessible information, empowering you to take control of your case.How it works:

1. Send us your materials – Mail your discovery documents or transcripts along with a letter describing the legal issues you've encountered.
2. We do the rest – Our team reviews your case, conducts the necessary research, and compiles a clear, actionable memorandum.
3. Receive your roadmap – We'll send back a tailored document, equipping you with the steps to pursue your legal goals.

Imagine someone named James who was convicted of drug-related charges a few years ago. James believes that several legal errors occurred during his trial, including ineffective assistance from his defense attorney and possible evidence mishandling. He is currently incarcerated and cannot afford a full-time attorney, but he wants to file a post-conviction motion to challenge the conviction. James needs professional help to review his case and provide guidance on the best legal grounds to pursue, allowing him to proceed independently.

How the Process Would Work for James

1. Initial Contact & Case Materials
   James reaches out to The National Paralegal Center, requesting assistance. He mails copies of his trial transcripts, discovery materials, and any other relevant legal documents, along with a detailed letter explaining the issues he believes impacted his trial—such as ineffective counsel and the possibility of withheld evidence by the prosecution. James also expresses his intention to file a post-conviction motion but is unsure how to proceed on his own.
2. Case Review
   Upon receiving James’s materials, our team carefully reviews his trial transcripts and supporting documentation. We examine the facts of the case, identify potential legal errors, and explore any violations of his constitutional rights, such as claims of ineffective legal representation or prosecutorial misconduct.
3. In-Depth Legal Research
   After reviewing the case, we perform thorough legal research to find relevant case law and legal precedents that may apply to James’s situation. For example, we explore successful claims of ineffective counsel or prosecutorial misconduct in similar cases to determine the best strategies James can use.
4. Preparing the Legal Memorandum
   With our research complete, we draft a detailed legal memorandum. This document outlines the facts of James’s case, highlights any legal errors we identified, and references applicable case law. The memorandum offers specific legal grounds James can use to file his motion or appeal, such as arguing ineffective counsel or other violations. It also provides clear, actionable next steps for filing his post-conviction motion pro se (on his own).
5. Delivery of the Memorandum
   Once the legal memorandum is complete, we send it back to James. This comprehensive document now serves as his roadmap for challenging his conviction, offering him expert guidance on the legal arguments and steps he needs to take, even if he is unfamiliar with legal processes.
6. Contract and Payment Process
   To commence the process, James first receives a service agreement contract. This contract outlines the terms of our services, including the scope of work (case review, legal research, memorandum preparation), total fees, and the payment plan. For instance, the total fee might be $400, with a minimum deposit of $50 to begin. The contract also specifies that James will make ongoing payments based on our flexible payment options, which can be made in installments as he receives updates on his case progress.
   Once James reviews and signs the contract, he submits the initial deposit, and our team begins the diagnostic process.
7. Ongoing Support
   James receives a comprehensive legal memorandum that breaks down complex legal concepts and strategies in a way he can understand. Should he need additional help or updates, he has the option to reach out for further support, and we provide regular case updates as needed.