Investigation Interview Memo video
A live interview guide that will not open until the Upjohn warning is recorded, then a privileged memo in the firm's format with every statement cited to the minute. 1:17
What the film shows
Turns interview notes or recordings into a privileged memo with Upjohn warning recorded
The Upjohn Recorder keeps the guide locked until the warning is recorded word for word with its time and acknowledgment. The Note Tracker ticks each question answered and each document shown as the notes arrive. When the interview ends the Memo Drafter writes the memo in the firm's format with every paragraph cited to the minute and the lawyer's impressions marked apart; the Consistency Checker lists contradictions and the Follow-up Planner proposes the next questions. The lawyer who led the interview signs.
Transcript
- Investigation Interview Memo turns each witness interview into a privileged memo, the same day.
- Since Upjohn, a memo must show the warning was given.
- Twelve interviews in nine days; at ten, Adaeze meets the procurement lead.
- Phineas records the warning at ten-oh-two, acknowledged, and the guide unlocks.
- Agents tick each answer and each of fourteen documents shown.
- After fifty-eight minutes, the memo is drafted in the firm's format.
- Every statement is cited to the minute; Adaeze's impressions are marked apart.
- Three contradictions surface, including four orders approved in eleven minutes.
- Four follow-ups go into this afternoon's interview with the plant manager.
- Adaeze signs the six-page memo at one-forty, the same day.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.