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Motion Outcome Preview

Before you spend a client's hours and your motion budget, see how often your suppression, severance, or detention theory actually gets granted in your circuit — and pull the granted-motion citations you can build the brief around. Every rate shows the count behind it, so you can tell an 800-motion pattern from an 11-motion one, and judge-authored-opinion caveats are flagged where they'd shift the circuit baseline.

“Roughly 10 percent of all decisions rendered in the federal district courts are published.”
Johnson, Stidham, Manning & Carp, Open Judicial Politics (Oregon State OER) [source]

Motion modules

Motion outcomes

Motion family counts

Surface filed and granted counts by motion family, with the denominator visible beside each rate.

Circuit comparison

Circuit baseline

Compare motion-family aggregates to the federal circuit baseline while labeling sparse circuit cells.

Judge motion signal

Judge-authored-opinion caveat

Label judge-motion rows as authored-opinion signals rather than trial-court performance measures.

Source appendix

Granted-motion citations

Attach source URLs for granted-motion opinions and suppress any citation without a resolvable record.

Sample size

Sample size shown on every rate

Force every percentage to display the count behind it and route thin cells into coverage gaps.

Coverage

Charge-slug bridge

Translate user-facing charge families into internal motion-outcome slugs and disclose unmapped fallback status.

Appendix reuse

Motion-strategy appendix reuse

The appendix source records behind this preview carry into the full paid product; the preview scope stays narrow until that product is ready.

Aggregate felony defendant and sentencing context

BJS state-court processing context

Provide aggregate court-processing background for counsel while keeping motion-specific findings tied to case-level source records.

Product safety

Case-specific advice suppression

Keep the output in research-register language: counts, rates, source links, caveats, and counsel-review gaps only.

Motion Outcome Preview is waitlist-only.

Motion Outcome Preview launches once we're confident the motion-outcome data for your circuit is complete enough to rely on — not just present. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when your circuit is covered.