Prosecutor Tendency Report
Prosecutor motion patterns, charge-type tendencies, and case favorability trends for your named prosecutor. Compiled from indexed criminal court records.
What this costs
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Some legal-services sites publish their price openly. Some don't. Here's where each one lands today.
LegalZoom
Publishes pricing openly
LegalZoom's Personal Attorney Plan page publishes a 6-month price of $16.59/mo and a 12-month price of $19.84/mo without requiring signup. INAA matches this transparency standard — every tier and standalone price is visible before the buy button.
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“$16.59/mo billed every 6 months at $119”
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“$19.84/mo billed annually at $199”
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Avvo
Publishes pricing openly
Avvo's Q&A forum is free to post in and returns answers from real lawyers within hours. There is no paid Avvo product currently priced on the public site — the previous $39 Avvo Advisor consultation was discontinued in 2018.
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“Post your question for free, and experienced lawyers will respond within hours.”
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Rocket Lawyer
Publishes pricing openly
Rocket Lawyer's pricing page lists three tiers: Standard at $12.41/mo (billed annually at $149), Plus at $20.75/mo ($249/year), and Pro at $29.08/mo ($349/year). All three are subscription products with a free 7-day trial.
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“$20.75/month (billed yearly at $249)”
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“$29.08/month (billed yearly at $349)”
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Every price on this site is the price. No “starting at.” No per-minute meter. No bait.
What You Get
- Tailored to your state's rules and procedures.
- Specific to your charge type.
Delivery
Your Prosecutor Tendency Report is generated on demand from indexed criminal court records within 60 seconds.
What you're afraid of
Before you buy, here's what every defendant worries about.
Every citation in your report links back to a real CourtListener URL or a real state statute page. Your attorney can verify everything in under five minutes. We sit alongside your attorney — we don't replace them.
- See the Playbook
What if I take the wrong plea — or the wrong sentence?
Most defendants take the first plea offered. We pull the comparable cases in your district and your judge's prior rulings, so you can see what the floor actually is before deciding.
- Take the free Defense Score
What if my attorney isn't actually listening — or preparing?
Most defendants leave their attorney's office with more questions than they came in with. Not because attorneys are bad — the meeting is short and you didn't know what to ask. We hand you the questions, scored against your charge.
- See what an Intelligence Brief covers
I don't even know what I don't know.
The hardest part of a criminal case is not knowing which questions matter. The Intelligence Brief pulls the most-cited opinions in your district + your charge, mapped to your judge's prior rulings, and surfaces the five questions that move the needle in front of this prosecutor.
- View a sample report
What if I bring my attorney a number they dismiss?
If you bring your attorney a number they can't trace to a source, the conversation is over. Every number in our report is a hyperlink. Your attorney clicks, verifies, and the conversation continues.
We're not here to replace your attorney. We're here to make sure you walk into their office knowing the right questions to ask.
What you're paying for is the time
Skip the reading. We already did it.
Defendants are already doing this work themselves — on r/legaladvice / r/Ask_Lawyers / Avvo Q&A, in Google searches, in the long thread of “what happens if I plead X” questions every public legal-help surface carries. The data is public. The reading is the work.
Your charging document + cited statutes: every statute referenced, every sub-section, every element of the offense, every cross-reference.
CourtListener opinion bulk (source): every published opinion in your district touching the issue this report covers.
r/legaladvice + Avvo Q&A (source): thousands of plain-language threads where defendants describe the same prep work this report condenses.
Public-data intel package, organized for your charge — for $147.
Get the Prosecutor Tendency Report — $147Public corpora linked above; every claim in the delivered report resolves to a public-record URL.
This report provides legal INFORMATION, not legal ADVICE. Decisions about how to use this information stay with you.