Editorial Governance

Editorial Policy

JusticeFinder publishes educational legal information for readers researching U.S. accident, insurance, and litigation-process topics. This policy explains who is responsible for that content, how sources are handled, and where AI support fits in the workflow.

Named Human Authorship

JusticeFinder uses named human authorship on public legal-information pages. The primary human author disclosed across the article library is Ilyass Alla.

Human authorship matters on YMYL pages because readers should be able to identify who is accountable for public-facing explanations about deadlines, claims, evidence, and legal process.

Editorial Review

The JusticeFinder Editorial Team handles quality-control review, source checks, consistency auditing, and post-publication refresh work.

Review does not turn the site into a law firm and does not replace professional legal advice. It exists to improve clarity, traceability, and correction discipline.

Source Standards

JusticeFinder prioritizes sources that readers can verify directly. Legal-information pages are written for public education, so the emphasis is on traceable references rather than opaque claims.

Federal and state statutes
Court rules and court opinions
Government agency guidance and data
Public legal-reference materials that can be verified by readers

Human Editorial Responsibilities

- Selecting topics and determining public-information scope
- Editing drafts for clarity, neutrality, and factual support
- Approving final publication and update decisions
- Reviewing corrections and content refreshes

Limited AI Support Role

JusticeAI is an internal research assistant, not a human editor, not a lawyer, and not a substitute for named authorship. It may assist with:

- Surface primary-source candidates for human review
- Help structure complex topics into plain-language sections
- Check terminology consistency and missing-context gaps
- Support internal quality-control passes before publication

Public detail about this tool is available on the JusticeAI page.

Editorial Workflow

Step 1Topic research and source collection
Step 2AI-assisted source review and draft support
Step 3Human editorial review by Ilyass Alla
Step 4Fact-checking and revisions
Step 5Final publication approval

Corrections and Updates

JusticeFinder updates pages when legal references, deadlines, or source materials materially change, and readers can report factual or technical issues through the contact page.

Articles show publication and update dates so readers can see when the public-facing explanation was last refreshed.

Scope and Limitations

JusticeFinder is not a law firm. Nothing in this policy or elsewhere on the site should be read as a claim of legal representation, bar membership, or personalized legal advice.

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