Search-warrant language
Review the technical scope and language of requests directed to social media companies, Google, and telecommunications providers. Understand which records can address the questions in an investigation.
Investigation support
Support during the investigation.
Preparation for what comes next.
Active-investigation consultation and cellular, geolocation, and provider-record support for prosecutors and law enforcement agencies.
Active criminal investigations
Technical support
as the case develops.
Consultation from the early records questions through analysis and trial preparation.
We help prosecutors and law enforcement agencies work through technical questions while an investigation is active. Consult with an experienced analyst on provider-record questions, warrant strategy, preliminary record review, and cellular or geolocation questions.
Case triage can help identify useful next steps, gaps in a production, and which records or analyses could address the questions in your case. We help draft and review technical warrant language, identify relevant record types and preservation needs, and compare preliminary findings with other evidence. Provider retention varies: some records may become permanently unavailable without timely preservation or requests. Counsel remains responsible for the legal process.
Start with a single case or a focused question. Scope, availability, and response expectations are agreed for each engagement.
Discuss your caseOptional training
Specific topics.
Practical application.
Training can be arranged separately for your office. Content, format, and scheduling are tailored to your needs, with provider-specific material reviewed when the course is prepared.
Reverse-location searches
Understand the information these searches may provide, the limits of the returned data, and the follow-up questions raised by a production. Address provider availability and the records involved.
Tower & area dumps
Learn how to interpret these productions, evaluate relevant device activity, and distinguish useful investigative leads from unsupported conclusions.
Records & courtroom explanation
Build a practical understanding of carrier records, location evidence, and how technical findings can be explained clearly through exhibits and testimony.
Brian Meadows created a Missouri POST-approved course on open-source and social media investigations. His teaching experience also includes historical cellular records for law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, and juvenile offices, plus real-time geolocation for crisis negotiation teams. Accreditation for a particular offering is confirmed when that course is arranged.
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Case production.
Ongoing advice.
One coordinated team for technical questions, fieldwork, analysis, and courtroom explanation. Agree on the work and deliverables before it begins.
Full-case analysis & presentation
Meet to review the case, questions, and deadlines. Provide the relevant cellular records, social media, LPR observations, video, and other evidence.
We analyze and correlate the material, including pattern of life where supported, then build integrated maps, timelines, presentations and/or evidence video. Explanatory slides help judges and juries understand the technology, findings, and limits. Expert testimony is available within the agreed scope.
Year-round advisory access
Work through developing cases with an experienced analyst. We review returned records, identify gaps, and help draft and review the technical language of search-warrant requests.
Act early: retention varies by provider and record type. We help identify preservation needs before data becomes unavailable. Preservation and disclosure are separate steps; counsel directs the legal process.
Our 12-month Agency Partner arrangement includes unlimited reasonable advisory access and six mutually designated analysis-to-trial case packages, usable throughout the year. Production for those cases follows the agreed scope. Additional or unusually complex work, vehicle examinations, and training require separate approval; field surveys follow the case scope. Availability and response expectations are agreed in advance.
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Bring clarity to
your next case.
Tell us what you need to understand.
We’ll define the work, timeline, and budget together.