criminal

criminal legal skills by jurisdiction

Criminal practice sits at the intersection of procedure, evidence, and constitutional rights — where a missed filing deadline or an overlooked disclosure obligation can determine liberty as much as the underlying facts. The criminal legal skills available across the ThomasMore catalog address the full span of that work: charge analysis, bail and pre-trial detention arguments, plea frameworks, sentencing guidelines research, disclosure and evidence review, and appellate ground mapping. Every skill is agent-ready, structured so an AI agent can run it against your specific matter — checking jurisdiction-specific procedural rules, assembling chronologies, or drafting submissions — and each is reachable over MCP or downloadable directly into your workflow.

Because criminal law is intensely local — what constitutes a lawful search, when double-jeopardy protections attach, and how sentencing ranges are set all vary sharply by jurisdiction — the catalog organises these skills by country as well as by task, so practitioners in England and Wales, the United States, Australia, or elsewhere reach rules and norms drawn from the right system. Authors update skills as appellate decisions shift doctrine or legislatures reform sentencing and evidence codes. Filter by jurisdiction or author to identify what is ready to run on your next matter.