32-national-forest-offenses

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps investigators convert raw case narratives about suspected national forest offenses into a clear, prioritized investigative plan by extracting legal elements, identifying missing facts, and recommending targeted questions and evidence to collect.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Legal element extraction: Identify whether the location falls within a national forest, whether acts constitute occupation, clearing, burning, or timber removal, and which statutory elements must be proven.
• Investigation planning: Produce recommended questions for complainants, arresting officers, and suspects, and assemble a checklist of documentary and physical evidence (maps, ministerial declarations, timber measurements).
• Use case: A field officer provides a case narrative and seized items; the Skill returns a preliminary case summary, points needing further inquiry, a tailored list of questions for suspects and witnesses, and documents to attach to the file.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to analyze the case narrative and produce a preliminary case summary, investigation points, recommended questions per party, and a checklist of evidence to collect.