Expose fraud. Protect the seal.Standardize the evidence.
JustLegal OS supports pre-seal preparation for False Claims Act whistleblowers: public-registry cross-checks, SHA-256 exhibit manifests, and structured dossiers for counsel and agency review.
Review provider and funding records through CMS NPPES and USAspending, document evidence provenance, and prepare a dossier using the published JustLegal Standard v1.0. The workflow includes confidentiality guardrails for the filing seal under 31 U.S.C. § 3730(b)(2).
Supporting the fraud-oversight goals of Executive Order 14395, “Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud,” this program helps turn citizen observations into structured evidence packets with provider identifiers, source records, and SHA-256 exhibit hashes for review by DOJ Civil Fraud, HHS-OIG, state Medicaid Fraud Control Units, and whistleblower counsel.
For a qui tam action, the initial statutory seal lasts at least 60 days and can be extended by the court. It is not a deadline for agencies to complete their review. Just Liberty is an independent nonprofit and does not act on behalf of those agencies.
Web tools are live today. JustLegal OS v0.1.0 desktop installers and Linux CLI binaries are available through our official public GitHub repository. The two AI navigators are explained here and launch when their addresses are switched on in the site status file.
[ STATUS: LIVE PUBLIC PLATFORM ]
Layer 1. JustLegal.me
The public web platform: court forms, PDF utilities, and case preparation in the browser.
National court forms registry
PDF Studio
Bates Stamper
Fee Waiver Generator
Courtroom Script Generator
Service Hub
Settlement Calculator
Writing Studio
Registry counts, including the snapshot note and indexing method, are on the transparency page.
JustLegal OS v0.1.0 is available through our official public GitHub repository, with Windows and macOS installers, Linux CLI binaries, a Linux installer script, and a SHA-256 verification manifest.
[ STATUS: FINALIZING · LAUNCHING SOON ]
Layer 3. JustLegal AI Navigators
Two Grok recipes: a civil and pro se navigator, and a whistleblower and fraud navigator. Launch controls stay quiet until each recipe has a live address.
LAYER 3 · AI NAVIGATORS
[ STATUS: FINALIZING · LAUNCHING SOON ]
Two navigators. Launching when the recipes are ready.
These are part of the JustLegal architecture. The buttons below are not live links. They switch on from one status file when each Grok recipe has a public URL.
BOT 01
JustLegal Civil & Pro Se Navigator
Plain-English translation of court papers, procedural checklists, routing to JustLegal.me tools, and 1-page Attorney Consultation Dossiers.
JustLegal Standard v1.0: authoritative specification and engine commands
The public web criteria, calling-card schema, and six-element scoring rubric define the standard. The score is a preparation tool for independent review.
Pre-Seal Confidentiality & Public Disclosure Bar Guardrails
Under 31 U.S.C. § 3730(b)(2), a qui tam complaint is filed under seal for at least 60 days; the court may extend that period. Public-disclosure screening under § 3730(e)(4) is a separate inquiry involving specified sources and exceptions. The protocol flags prior disclosures for counsel review before allegations are posted publicly.
Audits prior public news, court dockets, and federal reports to confirm no 31 U.S.C. § 3730(e)(4) bar applies.
Establishes 'Original Source' timeline documentation prior to any government or counsel submission.
Enforces statutory notice that qui tam actions cannot be litigated pro se and require licensed relator counsel.
SAMPLE COMMAND OUTPUTOFFLINE
$ justlegal-cli check-seal --statute 31-usc-3730
» Scanning prior media / docket disclosures...[0 FOUND]
» 31 U.S.C. § 3730(e)(4) Public Bar Audit...[CLEAR]
» Original Source Privity Verification...[CONFIRMED]
» Pre-Filing Seal Lock (31 U.S.C. § 3730(b)(2))...[ACTIVE]
» Stage 01 Status: SCHEMA ILLUSTRATION
Pre-Filing Seal Integrity
Flags public-disclosure risks under § 3730(e)(4) and explains the separate filing-seal requirement in § 3730(b)(2).
Public Drawdown Tracing
Cross-references claims against USAspending.gov, TAGGS, CMS NPPES, and HHS-OIG LEIE.
FRCP Rule 9(b) Readiness
Organizes Who, What, When, Where, and How for counsel review. A readiness score does not predict a court ruling.
HIPAA Safe Harbor
Records provenance and flags issues under 45 C.F.R. § 164.502(j) and applicable recording laws.
PATH 1 · SEALED QUI TAM RELATOR REFERRAL
High-dollar, non-public fraud
A matter with non-public proof aimed at a sealed filing under 31 U.S.C. § 3730(b)(2) is prepared for contingency False Claims Act counsel. Just Liberty does not file the case. A person cannot file a qui tam action pro se.
PATH 2 · DIRECT OIG AND STATE MFCU SUBMISSION
Smaller-dollar or public anomalies
Findings that are not a sealed relator case can be formatted for HHS-OIG, SBA-OIG, USDA-OIG, DOJ, or a state Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. That is an administrative submission path. It is not the law firm clearinghouse.