Civil Rights Services
Mana Legal AI helps people, advocates, and legal-aid teams understand, document, and prepare civil-rights matters. Start with what happened in plain language, then organize the facts, identify potential federal claims, preserve evidence, check deadlines, and prepare clear first drafts.
Civil-rights analysis
Structure potential claims involving excessive force, false arrest, unlawful search, due process, equal protection, retaliation, disability discrimination, and municipal liability. Mana connects the issues to federal law and relevant court decisions while checking for defenses and procedural barriers.
Police-misconduct records
Capture officers, agencies, witnesses, injuries, statements, dates, locations, and evidence on one timeline. Identify urgent preservation steps for body-camera, dash-camera, dispatch, and surveillance records.
Court filings and legal drafts
Create first drafts of complaints, motions, demand letters, preservation notices, and other common civil-rights documents from the facts saved in your matter.
Public records and FOIA
Prepare focused requests for incident reports, use-of-force reports, footage, dispatch logs, policies, training materials, and complaint histories.
Deadlines and limitations
Estimate the Section 1983 statute of limitations, identify shorter state notice-of-claim windows, and act on evidence-preservation deadlines. Use the free civil-rights deadline calculator.
Advocates and legal-aid clinics
Structure intake narratives and keep research, records, evidence, and first drafts connected so teams can focus their time on judgment, strategy, and client care.
Get started with Mana or find a licensed attorney through the civil-rights resource directory. Mana provides legal information and drafting tools, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.