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Every entry on this page, generated from data.json. Click a name to open its panel at the top of the page. Entries with one source are tagged "one source".

Entry	Type	First source	Confidence	ID

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2 link cardsThese items were researched on this page but their full entry lives on another page, so they are counted once, there.

GOV-MOJ-036 AI Growth Lab for legal services (advisory sandbox) → Advisory AI Growth Lab: legal services (regulatory sandbox) full entry on the BIST page
GOV-MOJ-040 Crime and Policing Act 2026 (MoJ co-sponsor) → Crime and Policing Act 2026 (c. 20) full entry on the Home Office page

Identity

As written in the research. Data as of 28 October 2026 (edition 2.1).

official nameMinistry of Justice

short labelJustice

govuk categoryMinisterial department

govuk urlgov.uk/government/organisations/ministry-of-just

headquarters102 Petty France, London SW1H 9AJ (address given in task brief; not re-verified on a GOV.UK page in this session), lat 51.500036, lng -0.1346 (api.postcodes.io blocked; see Gaps) (address: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/ministry-of-justice; coordinates: https://api.postcodes.io/postcodes/SW1H9AJ (accessed 2026-10-28))

parent (as of 2026-10-28)none (ministerial department). Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice: The Rt Hon Alex Norris MP.

previous parent / parent changednone. Note: the department's AI programme was launched under the Rt Hon David Lammy MP as Deputy Prime Minister and Lord Chancellor (speeches and releases to June 2026); the GOV.UK page on 28 October 2026 lists Alex Norris MP as Lord Chancellor.

blurbThe department for courts, prisons, probation and legal services; it runs a Justice AI Unit, has put a transcription tool in the hands of 12,000 probation officers, and owns twelve records on the ATRS register.

website still shows old brandingno. "MOJ is a ministerial department, supported by 35 agencies and public bodies." ATRS record pages still list "Department for Science, Innovation and Technology" among publishing organisations.

Gaps the research left open

12Shown as gaps, never filled in by guesswork. Supplement 1 (the second pass) closed some; they are listed below.

The MoJ Chief AI Officer's name is not published on any page opened (Action Plan, one-year-on, ai.justice.gov.uk). Not asserted. A web search surfaced only tech-press and job-advert pages, which the rules exclude.
Justice Transcribe's underlying model and supplier are not stated on GOV.UK or ai.justice.gov.uk; ATRS records for its three uses are "Pending". The OpenAI partnership is recorded, but no page says Justice Transcribe uses an OpenAI model.
ATRS: 12 MoJ records found by reading all four register pages (filter URL did not apply; search API tags records to CO/DSIT/GDS). No ATRS record exists for OASys, OGRS, ARNS, Justice Transcribe, Acquisitive Crime Mapping, the Case Readiness Assistant, the court knowledge assistant or the releases-in-error tools as of 28 October 2026. CPS records (Beam Notes; Correspondence Drafting Tool) are Attorney General's Office, out of scope.
The "Justice Digital strategy" was not found: GOV.UK search API calls for "Justice Digital strategy" and "digital strategy" returned server errors; a policy-paper filtered search found no such title. Not asserted.
Sentencing Council and Independent Sentencing Review AI references: the search API call for "sentencing review" returned no relevant titles in the first 10 results; not pursued further. Not asserted.
Contracts Finder for MoJ AI contracts: the web search returned no Contracts Finder notices for MoJ AI; none opened. No MoJ AI contract values are recorded.
Government response to the Leveson review (61 pages) and the Courts and Tribunals Bill page: their AI/technology content was not read beyond the summaries; the Bill's parliamentary stages after 13 October 2026 are not recorded.
Lord Timpson's and David Lammy's departure dates from MoJ roles were not verified; both appear in older documents and are absent from the 28 October 2026 ministers list.
Law Commission page gives no sponsor statement; sponsorship by MoJ is from the task brief, not verified on the page.
WebSearch calls used: 10 of 12. Stopped collecting at 28 October 2026 with all planned primary pages attempted.
Partly closed (Supplement 1): (new, not in master) Civil Justice Council work on AI in court documents — GOV-MOJ-047. The interim report's publication date and the consultation's closing date are not stated in the PDF or on the CJC page opened; marked [unverified — check].
Partly closed (Supplement 1): Justice Transcribe figures — S1 GOV-MOJ-007 adds the Budget's "around 267,000 hours already saved" and the commitment to "all probation officers". The underlying model and supplier are still not stated.

Closed by Supplement 1 (2)

"api.postcodes.io (SW1H9AJ) was refused … The HQ address was not re-verified on a GOV.UK page" — S1a justice (address now sourced to the GOV.UK organisation page); S1b GOV-MOJ-001, 039
"Judiciary AI guidance … only the October 2025 PDF was read. The December 2023 original and whether judges have Copilot Chat were not verified." — December 2023 PDF opened (12 December 2023); April 2025 update content and judges' Copilot access from the Lady Chief Justice's Report 2025. S1 GOV-MOJ-037; new GOV-MOJ-046, GOV-MOJ-048; S3 justice Past events; S4 2.2. judiciary.uk HTML pages (the position statement and the October 2025 guidance page) are robots-disallowed.

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