For reporters and researchers examining claims against an elected or appointed official, compare each allegation with the evidence and timeline you have. Identify contradictions, missing links, and questions worth asking next. Bring in relevant ethics rules or legal language to spot issues for further review. Leave with a case summary, an evidence map, and focused reporting questions.
Official Misconduct
Assess alleged official misconduct and map claims against evidence and unanswered questions.
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What it writes
- Allegation-and-evidence case summary
- Timeline with gaps and contradictions
- Targeted questions for further reporting
How to use it
Include a dated timeline, exact source excerpts, and the official’s response if you have it. Name the question you need answered, such as whether the records support a claim or what to ask next.
What you bring
- Incident account with names and dates
- Text excerpts, claims, or policy language
- Your reporting focus and intended audience
- Paste source text or transcribed excerpts
A good fit for
- Checking a mayor’s spending claims against meeting notes and receipts
- Reviewing a timeline of a police chief’s alleged retaliation
- Preparing reporting questions about a council member’s conflict of interest
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
A city auditor alleges the mayor steered a $40,000 contract to a donor. Compare this claim with these meeting notes and contract excerpts, and list what remains unverified.
Here is a timeline of a police chief’s alleged retaliation against two officers from March through June. Flag inconsistencies and give me questions to ask each source.
A school board member voted on a contract involving her former employer. Using this conduct and the ethics policy excerpt below, identify issues to investigate without deciding whether a violation occurred.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Proving an allegation true from incomplete evidence
- Legal advice or a formal misconduct finding
- Cannot verify claims, browse records, or inspect attached files
- Legal and ethics issues require qualified professional review
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