Educational information only. Second Look AI is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

Ohio post-conviction · V1

Understand your loved one's case. Identify possible legal issues. Discover potential paths back to court.

Upload criminal case records and receive an AI-powered educational post-conviction assessment focused on Ohio law — issue-spotting, remedy eligibility, and a litigation strategy roadmap.

Second Look AI is not a law firm. Educational analysis only — not legal advice.

Ohio-focused
App.R. 26(B), R.C. 2953.21/2953.23, Crim.R. 33, habeas.
Built for families
Usable without legal training. Plain-language explanations.
Attorney-ready output
Professional PDF reports suitable for counsel review.

How it works

Four steps to a post-conviction assessment

  1. Step 1

    Create the case file

    Enter defendant, court, charges, sentence, and key actors.

  2. Step 2

    Upload records

    Indictment, transcripts, discovery, appellate briefs and opinions — PDF, DOCX, or images.

  3. Step 3

    Run AI analysis

    Issue-spotting, remedy eligibility, procedural barriers, viability score.

  4. Step 4

    Download the report

    A professionally formatted assessment ready for family, advocates, or attorney review.

Capabilities

Purpose-built for Ohio post-conviction work

Every finding links back to the underlying record. No fabricated citations. No invented facts.

Document intelligence

OCR and extract entities from indictments, transcripts, discovery, and appellate opinions.

Ohio remedy analysis

Evaluates App.R. 26(B), R.C. 2953.21 & 2953.23, Crim.R. 33, judicial release, habeas, and more.

Constitutional issue-spotting

Brady, Giglio, IAC, confrontation, due process, sentencing errors, and cumulative error.

Procedural barriers

Res judicata, waiver, procedural default, timeliness, and successive-petition restrictions.

Investigation plan

Missing records, public-records requests, expert consults, and witness leads ranked by impact.

Litigation strategy

Ranked claims by legal strength, evidentiary support, and likelihood of clearing barriers.

The report

A comprehensive post-conviction assessment

Each report is professionally formatted with an executive summary, issue analysis, remedy eligibility, viability score, litigation strategy, and an investigation plan.

  • Executive Summary & Procedural History
  • Constitutional Issues (Brady, Giglio, IAC, more)
  • Ohio remedy eligibility (App.R. 26(B), 2953.21, Crim.R. 33, habeas)
  • Procedural barrier analysis
  • Records gap analysis & public records recommendations
  • Case viability score (0–100)
Executive Summary
State v. Doe — Franklin County

Trial counsel did not challenge the state's fingerprint expert whose methodology has since been questioned. Appellate counsel omitted a preserved Confrontation Clause claim. Delayed App.R. 26(B) and R.C. 2953.21 merit consideration…

Viability
64/100
Significant
Issues
7
Remedies
3

Pricing

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Free

Try Second Look AI on one case.

$0
  • • 1 active case
  • • Limited uploads
  • • Basic issue-spotting
  • • Preview report
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Premium

Full post-conviction toolkit.

$49/mo
  • • Unlimited cases & uploads
  • • Full constitutional issue analysis
  • • Remedy & barrier analysis
  • • Litigation strategy & investigation plan
  • • Full PDF report export

FAQ

Common questions

Is Second Look AI a law firm?+

No. Second Look AI provides educational legal information and analysis only. It does not provide legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Which state does Second Look AI cover?+

Version 1 focuses exclusively on Ohio post-conviction law. Additional states will be added in future releases.

Who can use Second Look AI?+

Family members of incarcerated individuals, self-represented inmates, advocates, innocence organizations, and (in future versions) attorneys.

Are my records private?+

Yes. Records are stored in an encrypted private bucket with row-level security. Only you can access your case files.

This platform provides legal information and educational analysis only. It is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Users should consult a licensed attorney regarding legal matters.