Remote VerifEye® credibility testing for defense attorneys in the Southern District of Texas, Harris County, and Fort Bend County. A Converus-certified examiner tests your client on specific questions and signs a report you can offer with your mitigation materials. The judge decides what weight to give it.
At sentencing, the judge hears your argument and reads the probation officer's PSI. A VerifEye® report adds a tested answer to a specific question, such as whether your client's account of the offense is truthful.
Judges consider acceptance of responsibility at sentencing, but what they usually have to go on is your argument and the probation officer's PSI.
VerifEye® is an ocular-motor credibility test developed by Converus. It measures involuntary eye behavior while your client answers specific questions by video. The result is a signed report from a Converus-certified examiner you can offer alongside the PSI.
What it is not: results are generally not admitted as trial evidence in Texas, and the test does not measure remorse, character, or future risk. We tell you that up front so the report is never oversold in court.
IAI is an approved vendor for appointed cases at all three levels. You still file a funding request in each case; once the court signs the order, send it to us and we start work.
Every service is delivered court-ready, professionally documented, and built around the evidentiary standards of criminal defense practice.
Developed by Converus. Non-invasive, no physical contact, digitally scored.
Every member of the IAI team brings institutional law enforcement knowledge — deployed entirely in service of your client's defense.
IAI keeps documented command succession, system redundancy, and a formal continuity plan, because your client's case can't afford an investigator who goes dark.
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