Z Criminal Defense Strategy

Problem addressed

Criminal-defense case support often starts with fragmented facts, mixed procedural and substantive issues, and offense-specific rules. A lawyer or AI agent needs to turn case facts, procedural stage, evidence defects, and sentencing factors into an actionable working line instead of listing statutes.

How it works

The skill centers on stage + offense routing: it extracts the procedural stage and suspected offense first, then applies targeted analysis.
- Procedural axis: reviews legality of filing, search, interrogation, electronic data, and seizure or freezing, and flags illegal-evidence exclusion leads.
- Substantive axis: prioritizes subjective knowledge, unlawful-possession purpose, indirect intent versus negligence, and then compares elements.
- Strategy output: uses G1–G6 attack directions and M1–M3 methods to produce preferred strategy, fallback, risk matrix, and action list.
- Sentencing calculation: embeds rules for voluntary surrender, meritorious service, accessory status, plea cooperation, and restitution, with reference starting points for common offenses.

Boundaries

It is internal lawyer-reference material, not a substitute for professional legal judgment or a promise of case outcome. Case files may be state secrets and must not be uploaded. Output should be anonymized, and provincial sentencing rules, updated judicial interpretations, and case-specific evidence can change conclusions.