Private beta · two free outputs for Australian criminal lawyers

Criminal law research that doesn't hallucinate.

Ask Edward a defined point of Australian criminal law. Get the answer back as a properly-cited research memo — or a drafted bail application, plea, or contest outline. Authorities pinned to propositions. Reasoning shown. You verify and sign.

Research Bail Plea Contest
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All states & Commonwealth Hallucination-free citations You remain the lawyer of record
The five outputs

Pay per output, not per seat.

No subscription. No procurement committee. Card on file, charged when work is delivered. If Edward doesn't have what it needs, it declines the brief — and you pay nothing.

01 / Research
Legal research memo
A defined point of Australian criminal law, properly cited, with the relevant authorities pinned to the proposition.
from $250 AUD
02 / Bail
Bail application
Drafted with the Bail Act 1977 (Vic) considerations addressed, against the show-cause or exceptional-circumstances test as required.
from $400 AUD
03 / Plea
Plea in mitigation
A full sentencing submission for the Magistrates' or County Court, structured around the s 5 Sentencing Act factors.
from $600 AUD
04 / Hearing
Written outline
A contested hearing outline that addresses the elements, the evidence, and the inferences the tribunal is being asked to draw.
from $700 AUD
05 / Procedure
Procedural submission
Section 32, diversion, evidentiary objections — the discrete written submissions that eat your Friday afternoons.
from $400 AUD
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The workflow

Brief in. Draft out. You sign.

Edward is your associate, not your principal. Every output is yours to verify, edit, and sign — exactly as the LIV ethics guidelines require.

i.
Submit the brief
Paste the facts. Upload the brief of evidence, antecedents, prior orders. Pick the output you need. Submit.
ii.
Edward drafts
Five to ten minutes, typically. If material is missing or the request is out of scope, Edward declines — no charge, clear reasons.
iii.
You verify and sign
A Word document arrives, with citations embedded. Read it. Edit it. Make it yours. The duty to your client never leaves your desk.
The free trial

Two outputs, no card.

If you've been given a code, redeem it for two free outputs from Edward. Research memos, bail applications, pleas in mitigation, contest outlines, procedural submissions — your choice. Use them on whatever matters you want.

i
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ii
Brief Edward in your own words
A few paragraphs of context — what's happened, what's charged, what you need drafted or researched. Edward asks for anything missing.
iii
Receive a drafted output
A Word document, properly cited, in five to ten minutes. Read it. Edit it. Make it yours. Sign it as the lawyer of record.
iv
Decide for yourself
If it's useful, come back and pay per output. If it isn't, you've lost nothing. We're not asking for a commitment — just an honest look at the work.
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The output is good enough that I now budget my Friday afternoons for the matters I want to do, not the drafting I have to do.
— Partner, Melbourne criminal firm · early access

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If we've spoken on the phone, you'll have a code for two free outputs. Redeem it and let the work speak for itself. No credit card. No subscription.

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