A Thorough Evaluation of Your Case and Your Options
A criminal case review is a detailed examination of the evidence, charges, and circumstances surrounding your arrest. The goal is simple: to understand what the prosecution has, where their case is weak, and what defense strategies are available to you. A case review happens early — often before charges are formally filed or in the days and weeks after arrest — and it shapes every decision that follows.
George & Vyas reviews police reports, witness statements, forensic evidence, body camera and dashboard camera footage, arrest reports, and procedural compliance. We look at the case the way prosecutors look at it — because our attorneys are former Delaware prosecutors who know exactly how cases are built and where they fall apart. This insider perspective allows us to identify weaknesses in the state's case that others might miss.
Evidence Analysis
Detailed examination of police reports, witness statements, forensic testing, body and dash camera footage, and arrest procedures.
Constitutional Review
Identifying Fourth Amendment search and seizure violations, Fifth Amendment Miranda issues, and other constitutional breaches that could exclude evidence.
Witness Assessment
Evaluating credibility and consistency of witness statements, identifying contradictions, and determining trial risk.
Strategy Development
Building a defense strategy specific to your facts, identifying legal arguments, and planning next steps from arraignment through trial.
Every Case Needs a Foundation — Evidence, Strategy, and Legal Arguments
Not all charges are created equal, and not all evidence is reliable or admissible. A comprehensive case review reveals what the prosecution can actually prove at trial and what constitutional violations or procedural missteps might eliminate key evidence.
Understanding your case early — before trial — gives you time to investigate, gather your own evidence, prepare witnesses, and develop a defense strategy that matches your specific circumstances. Many charges can be challenged, reduced, or dismissed entirely if the right issues are raised at the right time.
Case Review FAQ
What does a case review include?
A comprehensive case review examines police reports, witness statements, forensic evidence, body camera and dashboard camera footage, arrest reports, and charges. We evaluate whether police followed proper procedures, whether evidence is reliable, and whether constitutional rights were protected. The goal is to identify weaknesses in the prosecution's case and develop your defense strategy.
How much does a case review cost?
Your initial consultation and comprehensive case review are completely free. We believe you should understand your charges, the evidence against you, and your legal options before making any decisions. There is no obligation to retain our firm.
What constitutional issues do you look for?
We examine whether your Fourth Amendment rights were violated by illegal searches or seizures, whether your Fifth Amendment Miranda rights were respected during police questioning, whether evidence was obtained in violation of constitutional protections, and whether proper procedures were followed at arrest and booking. Constitutional violations can lead to evidence being excluded from trial.
Have more questions? Schedule a free consultation or call 302-735-8401.