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Legal research, and drafts, over the messages you already send.
AIAPQ gives people in custody legal research and draft output. Every answer is researched against the statutes and cases it relies on, every source is cited, and from that work it drafts the letters, motions, replies and grievances you ask for.
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 it does
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Research and drafts
Cases and statutes, each with its citation and a line on why it matters to your question — and drafts of motions, letters, replies and grievances written from that material.
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Nothing lost
Every conversation is kept. Come back to an old project and continue from where it stopped.
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Checked before it sends
Every outgoing message — answer or draft — is screened against facility rules first. A message that fails arrives marked Edited Version.
How you reach it
AIAPQ runs on the messaging and tablet systems a facility already uses — CORRLinks, JailATM and others like them. You need no new device. Ask your legal or program staff whether it is switched on at your facility.
Facilities: read what screening and records we provide.
If your case documents exist as files — for example in a Google Drive you can share — they can be brought into a project, read alongside the research, and used in a report or a draft.