Criminal defense investigations are a crucial component of the legal process, aiming to uncover the truth and support the defendant's case. These investigations involve a systematic and thorough approach by working closely with defense attorneys to build effective strategies. Brent Wright has worked or consulted on thousands of criminal defense investigations over the last 25 years and has uncovered evidence in key cases that turned a case from a certain conviction, into an acquittal.

Key Aspects of Criminal Defense Investigations:

  1. Case Review: Our investigation begins with a detailed review of the case materials, including police reports, witness statements, and evidence presented by the prosecution. This foundational step helps identify gaps or inconsistencies that may be pivotal for the defense.

  2. Witness Interviews: Our investigators conduct interviews with witnesses, victims, and any individuals relevant to the case. These interviews can yield new insights or testimonies that might not have been previously considered. It is essential to approach these interviews with sensitivity to elicit honest and clear responses.

  3. Evidence Collection: Gathering physical evidence is a fundamental part of the investigation. This includes obtaining surveillance footage, photographs, or any materials that may support the defense. Our investigators meticulously document this evidence to ensure its integrity for court presentation.

  4. Background Checks: Conducting background checks on witnesses, potential jurors, and the defendant can provide essential context. Understanding motivations, biases, or prior histories can uncover factors that might influence testimony or perceptions.

  5. Expert Consultations: Engaging with experts—such as forensic specialists or psychological evaluators—can provide professional insights that bolster the defense’s case. Expert testimony can help clarify complex evidence or provide alternative interpretations of the facts.

  6. Preparation for Trial: As the case progresses, our investigators assist in preparing for trial by creating strategies based on the gathered evidence and witness testimonies. Jury & Trial Consulting can be an essential part of the case. Often overlooked, who sits on a jury in your case can make the difference between a “guilty or “not guilty” verdict. This thorough preparation is vital for ensuring that the defense is positioned effectively for court.

  7. Confidentiality and Ethics: Maintaining confidentiality throughout the investigation is paramount. Investigators must adhere to strict ethical standards to protect the integrity of the case and the rights of the defendant.