A better plea offer just came in the night before trial.
The DA comes back with a better offer than what's on the table. Your read is that your client should strongly consider taking it. But you've only got hours to explain that to someone who's scared, exhausted, and not sure if you're steering them right or just trying to avoid a trial that's more work for you.
Telling your client "the evidence isn't good" doesn't land the same as showing them the evidence isn't good. If they haven't seen what you've seen, doubt fills that gap, so you need to walk them through the case using what's already in the discovery.
Pull up what you've already flagged
If you've been labeling as you review, you don't need to rewatch anything. Switch the left sidebar from Recordings to Labels. Every highlight you've tagged across every file in the case shows up there, grouped by label.
Say you've been labeling things like "inconsistent statement," "unverified id match," or "witness credibility issue." Click into any label and you get every clip you tagged with it, from every recording, in one list without searching for which file it was in or what time you saw it.
Add relevant clips to your reel
Hover over a highlight and click Add to reel. Do that for each clip in the filtered list that actually supports your read on the offer, and skip the ones that don't.
Every clip you need is already sitting in front of you, labeled and filtered, instead of scattered across a dozen recordings you'd otherwise have to reopen one at a time.
Once your reel's built, drag the clips into the order that tells your story: the unverified ID match first, then the inconsistent statement, then whatever else backs up your read on the offer.
Share it however the meeting calls for
If you're sitting across from your client, download the reel as an MP4 and play it right there. If you're not in the same room, or you want them to have it to sit with overnight, generate a share link instead. It updates automatically if you make any edits after sending it, so you're not re-sending a new link every time you tweak something.