Send to Lawyer: the search journal

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Send to Lawyer

A packet sent as an email from your own account.

For you and the lawyer. Don’t mail it into a jail: mail inside is opened and read.

This puts everything in one packet: the journal, the photos of the papers, a link to the video, and a statement about who filmed it. You send it from your own email. Nothing passes through us.

There is no rush. Step 6 comes first: decompress. Don’t hire a lawyer the same night.

1 What is in the packet

The journalThe six steps with their times, what is missing, what is broken, and your notes.
The papersEach photo, with the four things marked and a fingerprint for each original.
A link to the videoThe video itself is too big for email. It stays in your own cloud account.
Who filmed itA short statement naming the person who filmed it, with the video’s fingerprint.

2 Link the video

Put the original video in your own cloud account, like Google Drive or iCloud. Share it with the lawyer only, then paste the link here.

The link to the video, or to the folder it is inCopy the link from your cloud app’s Share button. Only the lawyer should be able to open it.

3 Who filmed it

A lawyer needs to know who made the video and how. Tick only what is true.

The name of the person who filmed it

I filmed the video myself I have not edited, trimmed or filtered it I am willing to testify about how I made it

The statement Read it out loud. Change anything that isn’t exactly true. It is a starting point, not a sworn statement.

4 Make the packet

5 Send it from your own email

The lawyer’s email address

Nothing you put in here leaves this phone unless you send it yourself.

Educational information from a paralegal, not legal advice. Talk to a lawyer about your own case.

Surviving the Feds is not a law firm and never provides legal advice. Everything here is for educational purposes only, drawn from lived experience and years of paralegal work in federal criminal cases. Using this site or app does not create an attorney-client relationship. Bilal Khan is not a lawyer. Nothing in the legal world is guaranteed, so talk to a lawyer about your own case.