
Your policy manual is evidence. Is it ready?
Most agency manuals are years old, patched a section at a time until nobody knows what still matches the law. A traditional outside review takes months or years and costs more than most agencies can spend. AI powered review with an attorney in the loop gets it done in days or weeks, at a price an agency can say yes to.
Schedule a callThe problem with most manuals.
A use of force policy written in 2019 does not know about the New Mexico Civil Rights Act. A pursuit policy nobody has touched since the last chief is the first exhibit in the next lawsuit. Years of additions and deletions turn a manual into a Frankenstein: one section contradicts another, and nobody is sure which version officers were trained on.
Fixing it the old way means hiring an outside company. That takes months, sometimes years, and the bill runs well into five figures. The reviewers are almost never New Mexico attorneys, so they miss the places where New Mexico law is stricter than the federal rule. The exposure stays in the binder.
How it works.
AI does the reading. An attorney does the judging. Nothing reaches you that a lawyer has not approved.

- Intake. You send the policies and tell me what keeps you up at night.
- Analyze. The AI reads every policy against current New Mexico and federal law and flags gaps, conflicts, and language that will not survive cross examination.
- Draft. It proposes targeted fixes in plain language.
- Attorney review. I read every flag and every fix. This is the step that makes it safe to rely on.
- Deliver. Clean policies your officers can follow, with the reasoning behind each change.
Two ways to do this.
We do it for you.
Send the manual. Get it back reviewed, redlined, and explained, with every change checked by a New Mexico attorney. Days or weeks, not months.
We teach your people.
I show your command staff or legal advisor how to run this workflow in house, with the guardrails that keep an attorney in the loop. Your agency owns the process going forward.

Why trust the review.
I spent my career as a prosecutor and a police legal advisor, and I have defended officers in civil rights cases. I know which policy language ends up on a plaintiff's exhibit list. The AI does the reading. I do the judging.
Erik Scramlin, the Tactical Attorney
Three steps.
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Schedule a call.
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Send the policies, or tell me who you want trained.
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Get them back ready to use.
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