Stop losing objections. Start making the record.
This is the first software built to sit with you in a deposition, contested trial, or administrative hearing and fight for the evidence rulings in real time.
Live Session
Ortiz v. Harbor Transit
It reads the testimony as it is spoken.
You no longer have to rely on memory, handwritten notes, or a rushed sidebar. The system does the heavy lifting so you can preserve the objection for appeal or shut the door on inadmissible evidence before it poisons the record.
Read
It reads the testimony as it is spoken.
Evaluate
It evaluates every question and answer against the controlling state rules of evidence.
Object
It formulates the precise objection you need—and cites both the rule and the interpretive case law that backs it—before the next question is even asked.
See it in action
Rule 802
Opposing counsel asks a question that calls for pure hearsay. The software flags it instantly, surfaces the applicable hearsay rule, cites the leading cases in your jurisdiction, and hands you a clean, ready-to-state objection. You preserve the issue. The court sustains. The jury never hears it.
Hearsay
Suggested phrasing
“Objection. Hearsay. The question calls for an out-of-court statement offered for its truth.”
Jurisdiction-specific hearsay authority
This is not a research tool you open after the hearing.
01
A weapon for the moment
This is a real-time advocacy weapon designed for the moment the testimony is happening—not a research tool you open after the hearing.
02
Make the objection
Whether you are a seasoned litigator or a non-lawyer participant who needs to protect the record, the system is built for the instant the question is asked.
03
Cite the rule
It evaluates every question and answer against the controlling state rules of evidence and surfaces the governing rule before the next question.
04
Cite the case
Jurisdiction-specific evidence authority is at your fingertips—the interpretive case law that backs the objection, not a generic citation.
05
Keep the improper evidence out
That is the difference between hoping the record is clean—and knowing it is.
06
Preserve the appeal
The system does the heavy lifting so you can lock the issue in for later review, even when the ruling goes the other way.
Evidence mastery for the next generation of litigators
The same real-time engine that arms trial lawyers in live proceedings now becomes the most powerful teaching and training platform available for evidence.
Teach evidence the way it is actually practiced
Stop teaching evidence as a set of abstract rules. Start teaching it the way it is won or lost: in real time, under pressure, with a record that must be preserved.
This is the first platform that lets law students enter simulated depositions, contested trials, and administrative hearings and deploy software that reads live testimony, evaluates it against the controlling rules of evidence, and formulates precise objections complete with citations to the rule and the interpretive case law.
Students no longer guess. They practice the exact skill that separates competent advocates from those who lose critical rulings: identifying the problem the moment it arises, stating the correct objection, and locking in the appellate record.
What law schools gain
- 1
Learn by doing
Students learn evidence by doing, not by memorizing.
- 2
Review in the moment
Faculty can run realistic simulations and immediately review whether the student caught the hearsay, the lack of foundation, the improper opinion, or the leading question.
- 3
A living evidence lab
The system surfaces the governing rule and the key cases in the relevant jurisdiction, turning every simulation into a living evidence laboratory.
- 4
Muscle memory for court
Graduates leave with muscle memory for preserving objections—the single most transferable skill in litigation.
This is not another multiple-choice evidence trainer. This is the first tool that forces students to think, object, and cite like advocates who will one day stand up in court. Equip your evidence curriculum with the only platform built for live proceedings. Train lawyers who already know how to protect the record on day one.
Evidence lab
Jordan Hale
Evidence II · Ortiz v. Harbor Transit
- HearsayRule 802Caught
- LeadingRule 611(c)Caught
- Improper opinionRule 701Missed
- FoundationRule 104Caught
Record preserved · 3 of 4
Request a demonstration for your evidence program or associate training curriculum.
Law schools and law firms that adopt this platform train and field advocates who already know how to make the record.