Crown Enforcement Engine.
Zero Stinchcombe Disclosure Deficits.
Prosecutorial Intelligence for Crown Attorneys & Federal Prosecutors
Built for Crown Attorneys, the Public Prosecution Service of Canada (PPSC), and Provincial Prosecution Services. Calibrated to the Criminal Code of Canada, R. v. Stinchcombe constitutional disclosure rules, and Section 718 sentencing principles.
From Statutory Elements to Court-Ready Indictments
Eliminate investigative gaps, fulfill disclosure duties, and secure rock-solid convictions.
Criminal Code Elements & Reasonable Prospect of Conviction Sieve
Evaluate the two-prong prosecution standard: reasonable prospect of conviction and public interest. Maps police briefs (Crown Brief) directly to Criminal Code fraud (s. 380), theft (s. 322), and money laundering (s. 462.31).
Canadian Indictment & Information Compiler (Part XIX)
Generate precise, court-ready Informations and Direct Indictments formatted to provincial court standards. Accurately structures counts with statutory timeframes, victim particulars, and s. 462 proceeds forfeiture allegations.
Exculpatory Evidence Sieve & R. v. Stinchcombe Disclosure Protocol
Eliminate disclosure stay risks under R. v. Stinchcombe and R. v. McNeil. Scans police officer notes, civilian witness statements, and disciplinary records to build exhaustive first-party disclosure schedules.
Section 718 & White-Collar Fraud Sentencing Calculator
Calculate sentence ranges under Criminal Code s. 718, s. 718.1 proportionality, and s. 380.1 statutory aggravating factors for major fraud. Cites provincial appellate sentencing starting points.
Part XII.2 Proceeds of Crime & Section 738 Restitution Engine
Draft pre-trial restraint orders under s. 462.33 and forfeiture applications under s. 462.37. Computes freestanding restitution orders under Criminal Code s. 738 across multiple victims.
Crown Witness Examination & Defense Cross-Exam Sparring
Prepare police investigators and civilian witnesses before trial. Simulates defense cross-examination attacks on police procedure, Charter compliance, and credibility.
30–55 Hours Saved per Complex Case
Measurable time saved for Canadian Crown Attorneys across complex commercial crime matters.
Elena Vance • Crown Attorney AI (Canada)
Crown Attorneys & Public Prosecution Service of Canada • 2.4M + Precedents
“The Crown acts as a minister of justice. ProfessorLaw gives prosecutors the analytical precision to fulfill constitutional disclosure duties while securing robust convictions in complex economic crimes.”