Report Shield reviews the narrative you already wrote and returns structured, advisory results, so you can identify what's worth verifying, clarifying, articulating, or correcting before it goes anywhere.
Actual product screen. Fictional demonstration data, not a real case. Full report analysis runs in the web app.
Report Shield does not file, submit, or monitor anything in the background. Every step below is something you actively do.
Select one of 12 incident modes that matches the call.
Enter an optional case number for your own reference.
Paste the narrative you wrote (or a drafted output from a tool like Axon Draft One).
Run the analysis.
Review results across the output panels.
Verify any citations, facts, or suggested changes yourself.
Approve the rewrite before it can be copied. See the approval gate below.
Export or print when appropriate.
Report Shield reviews, identifies, and helps you consider and verify. It does not decide, certify, or guarantee anything.
Flags bias, loaded language, or conclusions stated as fact.
A clean chronological sequence extracted from your narrative.
Every person named in the report and their role.
A short, plain-language incident summary.
Potential weak points, risk-rated so you can see what a defense attorney would target.
Gaps rated Solid, Needs Work, or Significant Gaps.
Established, borderline, or not established, with each element marked met, partial, or missing.
Supported charge suggestions with statute, class, and facts mapped to elements.
Relevant case law, prioritizing the state supreme court and the U.S. Supreme Court.
A final report rewrite, grammar corrected and objectified, every fact preserved exactly.
A memo for a supervisor, in monospaced type, flagging anything that needs review.
Preparation material for testimony.
All output is advisory. The final rewrite stays locked until you affirm you've read and approved it.
Objectivity is scored 0–100. The findings point to exactly what preserves neutrality, like consistent attribution of statements, and what still needs a closer look, like a missing strangulation screening question. Fictional demonstration data.
Risk-rated challenge points, like minimal or contested force description, weak corroboration, or a declined-medical-treatment argument, surfaced before they show up in a motion. You decide what, if anything, to verify or clarify.
The mode you select changes the analysis instructions and the state-law considerations applied, not just a label on the page. A domestic violence review and a drug-offense review ask different questions because they need to.
The rewrite is dimmed and unselectable until you confirm you've read and approved it. Copy stays disabled until then. There is no bypass, no auto-check, and no shortcut around this control.
Report Shield is configured for the state your account is registered under. Statute sets, court systems, certification/training resources, charge classes, and prosecutor terminology vary by state, while the review workflow stays consistent. Currently available in Illinois and Missouri.
Report Shield does not claim any analysis is current to the minute. Always verify citations and follow current law, agency policy, and prosecutorial guidance.
Report Shield is not an RMS and does not store or file official reports.
No. You write the narrative, or paste a draft from a tool like Axon Draft One. Report Shield reviews what's already written.
No. It suggests supported charges with statute citations mapped to what you documented. The officer, supervisor, and prosecutor make the actual decisions.
No. The approval gate keeps the rewrite locked until you confirm you've read and approved it.
NCIC, LEADS, MULES, or any law-enforcement database results, criminal history, rap sheets, prior-arrest data, or biometrics.
No. All output is advisory. You remain responsible for the accuracy and legal sufficiency of your report.
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