DISCOVERY ARTIFACTS INVENTORY // LEGAL DEFENSE EDITION
Whether your firm has received a voluminous Cellebrite or Magnet Axiom extraction, raw E01/DD disk images, chain-of-custody logs, or an opposing expert's disclosure, we evaluate what the underlying technical data actually supports—and where the state's conclusions overreach.
UFED Logical, File System, and Physical extractions, SQLite app databases, WAL journals, deleted message remnants, and location tables.
Defense takeaway: Logical reports frequently omit 40–60% of a device’s unallocated and database-journal evidence; we identify what was missed.
Forensic disk images (E01/RAW/DD), Magnet Axiom and FTK reports, Master File Table (MFT) records, Registry hives, and USB/link artifacts.
Defense takeaway: Separates intentional user file actions from automated OS background indexing, backups, and retention policies.
Modified, Accessed, and Created (MAC) timestamps, EXIF camera/document data, timezone offsets, and clock-skew anomalies across devices.
Defense takeaway: File copy or cloud-sync operations routinely alter creation/modification timestamps without human interaction.
Write-blocker logs, MD5/SHA-256 hash verification records, collection bench notes, and handling documentation from seizure to lab.
Defense takeaway: Unverified hashes or improper previewing of a live device can alter thousands of metadata points and support suppression challenges.
Subpoenaed ISP logs, IP geolocation claims, Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT), VPN/proxy routing, and RFC-5322 email header transit records.
Defense takeaway: An IP address identifies a network allocation—never a physical human at a keyboard without corroborating device evidence.
Correlating iCloud/Google sync logs, wearable health data, vehicle infotainment (Berla), and local device unlock/biometric events.
Defense takeaway: Cross-platform correlation often proves a defendant was elsewhere or that activity was automated sync traffic.
Prosecution expert disclosures, lab SOP compliance, tool-limitation analysis, and cross-examination question preparation.
Defense takeaway: Exposes push-button "tool bias" where analysts report automated software conclusions without manual verification.
Searchable timestamped transcriptions/translations of voluminous jail calls or interviews, plus targeted open-source intelligence review.
Defense takeaway: Reduces discovery review hours so counsel can focus on trial strategy rather than manual media scrubbing.
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We translate dense Cellebrite UFED, Magnet AXIOM, EnCase, and FTK reports—and help your team navigate raw E01/DD forensic images—into plain-English defense strategy.
Cellebrite/AXIOM/FTK Reader exports, PDF discovery reports, or E01/DD image inventories
• Zero-Testimony Model: Pure behind-the-scenes consulting and technical preparation.
• Geographic Restriction: No operations in New York (NY) or New Jersey (NJ).
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DECONSTRUCT THE STATE'S DIGITAL CASE
Whether you need help decoding a Cellebrite, Axiom, or FTK report, re-examining discovery for hidden exculpatory evidence, stress-testing the state's conclusions, or preparing cross-examination questions, contact our desk with your case overview and jurisdiction.
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