This page lists three turns, the messages you send to the AI one after another in the same chat, and then a check of the answer. Keep it open next to your chat. Each turn shows the next thing to paste, with the values you entered already filled in. Nothing is sent from this page, and your conversation stays in the AI tool you are using.
The court, the state or federal system, and the sentencing scheme that governs.
Paste the counts with statute cites, exactly as charged, including any enhancement paragraphs.
Immigration status, job or license, housing, children, health, prior record, and the question they keep asking you.
The ranges, minimums, enhancements, and eligibility rules you have pulled from the current code. Leave blank and every number stays a labeled blank you must fill.
Controls what "what happens next" says and what the client should be doing this week.
Watch for these throughout
Penalty ranges, enhancements, parole and good-time rules, diversion eligibility, and the elements of each offense are statutory, differ by jurisdiction, and are amended regularly. Pull every figure and every element from the current code yourself; never let an unverified number or element reach a client.
Immigration consequences require separate specialist analysis. A charge that looks minor can be a deportable offense or an aggravated felony, and general advice here can create its own problem.
Anything you write to a client in custody is subject to facility screening, and calls and visits are recorded. Assume the letter will be read by someone other than the client.
Written estimates become the client's expectation and are the most common source of later grievances. Keep the statutory ceiling and the realistic range clearly separated and label both.
The model tends to lead with the maximum because it is the most concrete number available. Check that the letter does not leave a frightened client believing the ceiling is the forecast.