Federal Judge Sentencing Analzyer

Preparing for sentencing is no longer a matter of guesswork.

Welcome to our revolutionary AI-powered suite of judicial analysis tools.

Try for Free

We’ve been testing and refining our Judge Analysis tools with a handful of Federal defense law firms in Sentencing Stats Labs. For a limited time, we are opening up the service to a wider group of attorneys, at no cost. In the near future Judge profile analyses will require a subscription. 

Here are just a few of the questions our Judge Analyzer can provide insights for:

  • How often and to what degree does a judge depart from the Guidelines?

  • Is loss amount an important factor for the judge?

  • What are key aggravating and mitigating factors the judge finds important?

  • Does the judge tend to show compassion for the sick and infirm

  • What is the judge’s temperament and personality type?

  • Does the judge heavily penalize trial defendants over those who plea?

  • Does the judge seem to exhibit racial, gender or economic bias?

Federal Judge Analyzer

Our A.I.-driven platform helps you compare your case to a judge’s historical sentences by guideline, offense level, criminal history, loss, and more.

Geographic Intelligence

Our Regional reports help you compare a judge's sentences to district, circuit and national averages, medians and trends.

CaseMatch

Through a combination of human analysis and machine learning, we identify the judge’s cases within the US sentencing commission data.

This allows for filtering on dozens of variables, and allows you to compare your case to similarly situated defendants at a very deep level.

 

ReasonRank

Once we’ve matched the USSC data, our system produces a ranking of the judges reasons for departing below the federal sentencing guidelines, alongside other judge’s reasons in the district and nationally.

Thanks to artificial intelligence, we can now provide provide defense counsel with highly actionable intelligence that wasn’t even possible to deliver only a year ago.

Qualitative Transcript Analysis

Finally, we walk the last mile and analyze all of the judge’s 3553a factors, and other key elements recorded at past sentencings. Our A.I. model examines multiple sentencing transcripts for a given judge, then outputs a compelling and comprehensive qualitative analysis. 

The result is a truly insightful qualitative analysis on the judge’s patterns, temperament, style, behaviors, decision-making thought process, and personality.

See it in Action!

Attorneys that are approved for Sentencing Stats Labs can access our preview version of the Judge Analyzer today, at no cost. Simply apply and we will review your application.

 

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