Justice AI Assistant

A free, around-the-clock phone line for the incarcerated.

(332) 296-2223

From Unconditional Freedom, a 501(c)(3), in partnership with DharmaPalaw.

About the Line

Justice is an AI agent you reach by phone. Call and ask anything. Justice answers in plain language, drawing on publicly available information.

Justice shouldn't wait for a callback.

Keep the Line Free

The Justice line is free to every caller and always will be. Unconditional Freedom covers the cost so that no one — inside or newly released — ever has to pay for answers. Your gift keeps Justice answering, around the clock, for the people who need it most.

What Justice Can Help With

Justice is here to help you come home stronger and stay connected to the people who matter. The purpose of this line is to support your rehabilitation and to protect the family and community ties that make freedom last — whether you're working through your legal situation or preparing for the life you're returning to.

Legal Information

General, publicly available information on:

  • —Legal situations related to incarceration
  • —Court processes; criminal and civil procedure
  • —Family court
  • —Parole and probation eligibility and processes
  • —Appeals
  • —Sentencing laws (general overviews only)

Re-Entry Preparation

  • —Job search and resume tips for after release
  • —Housing programs
  • —Education: GED and vocational training
  • —Substance abuse and mental health support
  • —Family reunification resources
  • —Voting rights restoration
  • —Transportation assistance for re-entry
  • —Benefits applications (e.g., SNAP, Medicaid)
  • —Community programs

Not Legal Advice

This free, independent AI voice service is for educational and personal development purposes only. Justice is not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice. Justice provides general, publicly available information only, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney.

Callers hear this disclaimer and must agree to it before the conversation begins.

About Unconditional Freedom

Unconditional Freedom is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded in 2002, that works in the places society turns away from — prisons, addiction, and homelessness — to create the conditions for transformation, dignity, and human potential.

Its programs have reached more than 250,000 incarcerated individuals across 48 states, including the Art of Soulmaking correspondence course, the Prison Monastery, and free farm-to-table meals. The Justice AI Assistant extends that mission, putting free legal and re-entry information within reach of anyone with a phone.