Jail calls & interrogations
Jail call and interrogation recording review for criminal defense
Jail calls and interrogation recordings run to hours, and the sentence that matters may be deep inside one of them. Discovery used to be measured in pages; recordings like these are measured in hours nobody on the defense side has.
How Alarion helps
- Down to the sentenceA design partner used Alarion to find specific sentences inside an hour-long interrogation.
- Jail calls and interrogations, togetherReview and analyze jail-call recordings and interrogations alongside the rest of the case’s video and media.
- On one timeline with everything elseA complete case chronology, every source on one timeline, with the contradictions in the state’s theory flagged.
- Cited to the sourceEvery line in every output cites the source file it came from.
“Alarion also found specific sentences inside an hour-long interrogation.”
Your experts, focused where they matter
Alarion does the triage and preparation; your forensic experts and investigators focus on the cases, and the questions, that need them most.
Questions
Can I search inside an interrogation recording?
Yes. A design partner used Alarion to find specific sentences inside an hour-long interrogation.
Does Alarion review jail calls?
Yes. Alarion reviews jail-call recordings alongside interrogations and the rest of the discovery.
Can I cite what Alarion finds?
Yes. Every timeline entry, flag and answer links back to the source artifact (message, cell record, frame) so you can defend it on the record.
Bring us one matter. We will show you what reading the whole file looks like, on your own discovery, before you decide anything.