About
Built for a library, not a courthouse.
AIAPQ gives a person in custody the same thing a law library gives a person on the outside: the text of the law, the cases that read it, the citations to check — and, when asked, a draft built from them.
The short version
- Research and draft output, never legal advice.
- Conversations are kept, so you can pick up where you stopped.
- Nothing is sold, and nothing here is confidential.
- Drafts are demonstration material, not for filing without an attorney's review.
Who runs it
AIAPQ is a small team that builds research tools for people in custody. We are working to run on the messaging systems facilities already use. We do not practice law and we do not represent anyone.
Research and drafts, not advice
This is the line we hold, and it does not move. Legal advice applies the law to your case and tells you what to do. Research tells you what the law says and where it says it. AIAPQ does the second, and it drafts from that research when the resident asks.
So: answers describe and cite. Drafts are written from the same cited material. Neither decides a case or tells anyone what to plead — and a draft is demonstration material until an attorney has reviewed it. Drafts go through the same facility-rule screening as any other message.
A person facing charges should still seek counsel. A public defender, a legal aid office or a jailhouse law program is worth more than any tool, including this one.
AIAPQ gives legal knowledge, research and draft output. It is not legal advice and it does not replace a lawyer. Using it does not make AIAPQ your lawyer, and nothing you send is confidential. Drafts are prepared for demonstration and are not intended for filing without an attorney's review. If you are facing charges, seek counsel.
What we keep, and what we never do
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Conversations are kept
A conversation is stored so the resident can return to it. It is also kept in the record the facility’s messaging system keeps. Nothing you send here is confidential, and nothing is protected by lawyer-client privilege.
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Your notes stay yours
Screening applies to outgoing messages. A resident's own research notes are never edited.
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Nothing is sold
Conversations are not sold, and are not used for advertising. No data is sold to anyone.
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This site is bare
No advertising, no outside fonts, no third-party analytics. Every page here works with JavaScript switched off; one first-party cookie remembers a visit when JavaScript is on.
How to reach us
Write to service@aiapq.com. Say who you are, what you need, and — if you are writing for a facility — which messaging system you run.
If you have no email, give a family member this address: aiapq.com.