Does the actor have a current, attributable right to act within this scope?
How JusticeTree Works
A validation boundary before execution.
JusticeTree is designed to operate between a recommendation and the workflow that would carry it out, converting unresolved execution risk into an explicit decision state.
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Every proposed action must answer four questions and reach a decision gate.
For enterprise communication, “Permission Validation” describes the final permission gate. The canonical JusticeTree framework remains Authority, Evidence, Timing, and Execution Validation.
Is the required record sufficient, current, relevant, and traceable?
Are notice, sequence, deadlines, prerequisites, and effective windows satisfied?
Does the resolved validation record permit this action to enter execution?
Action is eligible for release within validated scope.
Indeterminate or escalated conditions require accountable human review.
Execution is withheld or routed away from the active pathway.
Validation contracts
Assurance requires more than a status label.
Each validation result requires a defined source, rule, version, reviewer or accountable actor, timestamp, reason, and traceable relationship to the proposed action.
Who may act?
- Authority source and jurisdiction
- Actor identity and delegated scope
- Effective and expiration windows
- Attribution and review status
What supports action?
- Required and supplied evidence
- Source, integrity, and currency
- Conflicts and missing records
- Sufficiency determination
May action occur now?
- Notices and waiting periods
- Deadlines and prerequisites
- Execution Integrity Window™
- Revalidation triggers
May this pathway proceed?
- Channel and implementation scope
- Resolved validation states
- Human-review requirements
- Proceed, review, or safe-state route
Conceptual enterprise interface
Make execution readiness visible before release.
This non-operational dashboard mockup illustrates the information architecture proposed for a future controlled pilot. It is not connected to a live Justice Engine.
From architecture to controlled pilot
Define the validation contract for one consequential workflow.
A JusticeTree briefing examines sources, states, controls, human-review boundaries, and measurable pilot outcomes.
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