From Case File to Findings.
A secure, structured, AI-assisted pipeline — from first submission to final report.
How WCI Reviews a Case
Submit Your Case
Incarcerated individuals, family members, attorneys, and advocates can submit a case through our secure online portal. The intake form collects case details, relevant parties, and supporting documents. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Document Digitization
Uploaded court records, transcripts, and evidence files are processed through our OCR pipeline. Documents are converted into structured, searchable text — making decades-old case files readable by AI systems.
AI-Assisted Analysis
Our AI model reviews digitized records for evidentiary red flags: unreliable forensic testimony, discredited methodologies, jailhouse informant patterns, chain-of-custody issues, and prosecutorial conduct concerns. The AI does not determine guilt or innocence — it identifies patterns that warrant closer review.
Expert Review & WCI Report
Every AI-flagged case is reviewed by a qualified human reviewer before any findings are finalized. Accepted cases receive a structured WCI Report — a formal document suitable for post-conviction petitions, innocence project submissions, or clemency proceedings.
The Review Doesn't Stop After the Report
Cases accepted into our system are enrolled in the Integrity Tracker — our continuous monitoring service that watches for new misconduct involving prosecutors, expert witnesses, and law enforcement connected to the case.