**Case Analysis: Reviewing all trial documents, evidence, witness statements, and court transcripts to understand the case's intricacies.

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**Identifying Issues: Spotting potential errors during the trial, such as legal mistakes, procedural errors, or overlooked evidence.

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**Research and Investigation: Conducting further investigation to gather new evidence, interview witnesses, or consult experts that might support the case.

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**Legal Research: Analyzing case law and statutes to identify legal precedents or laws that could be applied to the case for potential appeal or exoneration.

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**Drafting Motions or Appeals: Preparing legal documents, such as motions for retrial or appeals, based on the identified issues and new evidence found during the review.

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**Client Communication: Providing regular updates to the client, explaining the process, and discussing strategies or potential outcomes.

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**Post-Conviction Relief: Pursuing post-conviction relief options, such as petitions for habeas corpus or other legal remedies, if applicable.

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**Parole Memorandum: putting together parole packet.