Check the facts you actually observed, add the specifics, and get a numbered articulation paragraph in the format judges expect. The dots show roughly how much weight each factor carries alone. The meter tells you when you are leaning on factors courts discount.
Edit the paragraph freely. Nothing here is saved; copy it before you leave the page.
"Nervous" is a conclusion. "Hands shaking when handing me the rental agreement, but steady when handing me his license" is a fact. Every bracket in the output is a place where only a fact will do.
Three facts that all boil down to "he was nervous" are one fact. Facts from different categories, such as a statement, a plain-view observation, and a document problem, reinforce each other.
Suspicion that formed after the citation was done does not rescue the extension. The time field is not decoration. Pull it from the stop timer.
