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One tool cannot serve both sides of a case

Reduct and NiCE Justice are both discovery review platforms for defense teams. But NiCE Justice runs on Evidencentral. That is the same platform NiCE sells to 911 centers, police, prosecutors and courts. Reduct exclusively serves defense teams and is not available to prosecution teams or district attorney offices.

A two-minute ethics test with Jeff Sherr

Which paralegal would you hire? An analogy to think through before you adopt an AI system for your office.

Why Reduct is a better tool than NiCE for public defenders

Reduct is a defense-only tool

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We do not sell to prosecutors, and we’ve put that in writing.

And we believe the people building tools for defenders should understand what it actually takes to be one. So we have former public defenders helping us build the product.

Reduct.Video policy statement

“Effective immediately, Reduct.Video will cease all provision of services to law enforcement agencies, including District Attorneys’ offices, and related prosecutorial entities engaged in adversarial criminal proceedings.”

Read our entire policy statement →

Reduct has better technology for reviewing multiple camera angles at once

When six officers show up, you get the same 30 minutes six times over. Reduct puts every body cam and dash cam on one timeline, side by side, frame by frame.

Reduct.Video Customer Testimonial

Casey Asprooth-Jackson, Digital Forensic Analyst

“To immediately have access to frame-by-frame advancing of three videos is a massive step forward.”

Reduct is designed specifically for public defense workflows

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You can clip a video by just highlighting text in the transcript. Also, batch summarize hundreds of files with one click, and get key events organized by topic.

Reduct also handles documents, gives you legal-formatted transcripts, and side-by-side translation export that is designed exclusively for your workflow.

Reduct offers a more flexible pricing structure designed for public defenders

Seat-based


Starting at

$75

/month/editor

Included transcription hours:

600 hours per editor (per year, pooled)

Our entry-level enterprise plan, for offices that need to meet common compliance rules.

Case-based


Starting at

$500

/case

Included transcription hours:

50 hours per case

For lots of people on the platform, when you cannot say how many cases a year.

Utilization-based


Starting at

$0.25

/minute of transcription

Included transcription hours:

Usage-based

For offices that want seats for everyone, with volume they cannot pin down.

AI & ETHICS FOR PUBLIC DEFENSE

Questions to ask before you sign a contract

Jeff Sherr and Maya Dimant wrote a buying guide for defense teams. It covers the ethics rules that apply. It gives you seven risk areas to score a vendor on. It has a list of questions to send, and a contract add-on you can attach.

Send the questions to us. Send them to NiCE. Keep both sets of answers in your file. That file is how you show reasonable efforts under Rules 1.1, 1.6 and 5.3.

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Reduct vs NiCE Justice

Complete feature comparison

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Sells only to the defenseYesNo
Discovery stays in a workspace only your team controlsYesNo
Your data never trains AIYesUndisclosed
Pricing

$75

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editor,
month

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Accuracy score94.78% accurateUndisclosed
AI transcriptionYesYes
Human transcription in one clickYesUndisclosed
Transcription correctionYesYes
Speaker labelsYesYes
Search for exact wordsYesYes
Synced evidence timelineYesYes
Build video exhibitsYesYes
Blur faces in videoYesYes
Mute audioYesYes
Translate other languagesYesYes
AI summariesYesYes
Documents and photos supportYesYes
FAQs
We are mid-contract with NiCE. What does switching actually look like?
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First, you do not have to switch all at once until you are completely satisfied with Reduct. Most offices run a pilot on one or two live cases while the old contract winds down. Training is free, and there is no cap on it.

And when you are ready to switch, we can help you get the data out to Reduct and provide custom integration with your case management system for easy ingestion.
Do you sell to prosecutors, police, or DA offices?
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No. We stopped all service to police, district attorneys, and other prosecution bodies in criminal cases. We put that in a published policy. Read the policy statement.
Is our data used to train AI?
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No. Your uploads, transcripts and highlights never train any AI model. We run our own models on our own Google Cloud setup. You can use Reduct with no outside language models at all. For enterprise plans we sign a data agreement that spells out how we handle your data.

How safe is our data in Reduct?
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All data is locked in transit and at rest. Our platform runs on Google Cloud. We hold SOC 2 Type II, so a third party audits us every year. We also offer HIPAA transcription with a BAA and a GDPR data agreement. Email support@reduct.video for the SOC 2 report, or privacy@reduct.video for the DPA.

Is Reduct cheaper than NiCE?
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We know that public defense offices run on tight, unpredictable budgets, and we built Reduct around that.

We have made Reduct as affordable as we can for any public defense office to adopt, with seat, case, and per-minute pricing, so you only pay for what you use. Let’s get on a call and we will work out a custom plan for your office. If it helps your budget, we can match NiCE’s pricing for your first couple of years.

We do not know what NiCE charges. They do not publish pricing, and we will not guess.
Can we get everything back out if we leave?
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Yes. Your media, transcripts, highlights, tags, and exhibits are yours, and you can export them. Tell us the export and delete terms you need in the contract, and we will work through them with you.

Can't find your answer? Get in touch with our support team.

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Public defender team

We believe the people building tools for defenders should understand what it actually takes to be one. So we have former public defenders helping us build the product. Have a question about whether Reduct fits your office? We’d love to talk to you.