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Market-path research — 31 Aug 2026 19:55 Europe/London

Not a P move. No path named. No customer named.
Did not re-read Companies House company 16892858.
Did not repeat last recon hour: NatWest Accelerator / www.natwest.com/business/business-services/entrepreneur-accelerator.html (18:55 Market scenarios).
Also did not repeat as primary: Confederation of British Industry / www.cbi.org.uk (17:55 Companies in the space); British Library BIPC / www.bl.uk/bipc (16:55 Market scenarios); National Pro Bono Centre / www.nationalprobonocentre.org.uk (15:55 Competitor mapping); techUK / www.techuk.org (13:55 Companies in the space); The King's Trust / www.kingstrust.org.uk (12:55 Market scenarios); Free Representation Unit / www.thefru.org.uk (11:55 Competitor mapping); PECR / Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (10:55 Risk reduction); Innovate Finance (09:55 Companies in the space); Support Through Court (07:55 Competitor mapping); BVCA / UK Private Capital (06:55 Companies in the space); Advocate (05:55 Competitor mapping); Companies House April–June 2026 monthly Official Statistics (04:55 Market discovery); MentorsMe (03:55 Market scenarios); Equality Act 2010 (02:55 Risk reduction); UKBAA (01:55); AdviceUK (00:55); ScaleUp Institute (23:55); Law Centres Network (22:55); Be the Business (21:55); Enterprise Nation (20:55); LawWorks (19:55 30 Aug); ACAS (18:55 30 Aug); Citizens Advice (17:55 30 Aug); Growth Hub (16:55 30 Aug); Legal Choices (15:55 30 Aug); ICO data protection fee (28 Aug 21:55); Start Up Loans (27 Aug 22:55); Help to Grow (28 Aug 09:55); BCC (30 Aug 11:55); IoD (30 Aug 05:55); FSB (30 Aug 00:55). Explicitly did not re-open NatWest Accelerator / BIPC / CBI / techUK / National Pro Bono Centre / King's Trust / FRU / Support Through Court / Advocate / AdviceUK / Law Centres / LawWorks / Citizens Advice / Legal Choices / MentorsMe / ACAS / Growth Hub / Start Up Loans / Help to Grow / Enterprise Nation / Innovate Finance / BVCA / UKBAA / ScaleUp / Be the Business / BCC / IoD / FSB / PECR / Equality Act / CH monthly as primary. Distinct from 14:20 compile (e834b2f2, 0 candidates, blocker reach) and from 15:36 reach-story/stats (58cd58c1). 08:55 already skipped at 10:55 (no reply by 10:25) — this hour does not re-ask and does not re-log a second skip. 14:55 decision hour never wrote today — 15:55 already noted that once; not stolen into this hour; no new 14:55 window opened. Overnight for Night of 30–31 Aug already written; did not rewrite overnight. Did not unpark/install customer cut 63e813ea. Did not write kpis/p-evidence.md. Did not promote Ironclad, Harvey, Legora, SOC 2, or “startups and SMEs” as an accepted market/path. Did not install the 12:48 productised hour-menu as a path. Did not treat JUSTICE members, readers, donors, event attendees, working-party volunteers, or “the public interested in law reform” as a FYJ customer. RCJ Advice fallback not used — JUSTICE primary cluster lives. Centre for Entrepreneurs / The Entrepreneurs Network / GOV.UK Business Support Helpline / NatWest Accelerator / BIPC / CBI not switched to as primary.

Area: Competitor mapping.
Verdict: stayed thin as a path.
P unchanged.

Searched

Prefer Competitor mapping this hour — JUSTICE (justice.org.uk / www.justice.org.uk) — how the public and the profession meet a cross-party UK law-reform / human-rights membership charity that does not give legal advice or take individual cases. Named as unused fallback at 15:55 NPBC hour. Distinct from 15:55 National Pro Bono Centre (national pro bono hub / signposting, does not advise individuals), 11:55 FRU (free tribunal representation), 07:55 Support Through Court (in-court support not legal advice), 05:55 Advocate (barrister-pro-bono referral), 30 Aug 19:55 LawWorks (solicitor clinics), 30 Aug 22:55 Law Centres Network, 30 Aug 17:55 Citizens Advice, 31 Aug 00:55 AdviceUK, 30 Aug 15:55 Legal Choices. Why this source now: destination $2.5–5bn; first-customer cut parked (63e813ea); live gate still cannot compile path candidates (e834b2f2 compile 0; blocker still REACH — how a first professional hour is found and sold). Last recon hour was Market scenarios NatWest Accelerator; a still-unused competitor-mapping reach channel (law-reform membership / we-do-not-advise signposting) can be read without inventing a buyer. Not a FYJ path. Not P.

Did not invent a FYJ buyer from JUSTICE members, readers, donors, Friends, JUSTICE60, Young JUSTICE subscribers, event attendees, working-party volunteers, corporate members, or “the public interested in law reform”. Printed event-attendee 800 / 18-or-19 staff / 273 volunteers / “Nearly 10% of members in Scotland” left as site / register claims, not a FYJ census. RCJ Advice was not switched to — JUSTICE primary cluster lives.

What stands

What does not stand

End-to-end test

Value-forming

The Competitor mapping line got another free-legal-help / we-do-not-advise + law-reform-membership channel next to NPBC / FRU / Support Through Court / Advocate / LawWorks / Law Centres / Citizens Advice / AdviceUK / Legal Choices. Value has not started to form as a FYJ path. A membership charity, a signposting page, working parties, and an annual conference are not a path. Adjacent Competitor mapping filings still leave who / why / how / next empty. Verdict stayed thin.

Result

No path named yet. Competitor mapping stayed thin as a path. P unchanged.

Confirmation

Contract UUID 26e4abb6-3b66-4a66-a4f7-d4c065ad9233 is live. Hold = no invention, not no recon. Standing work is recon until end-to-end paths emerge and value-forming is visible. No path named. P unchanged. Customer cut parked.
One line: 63e813ea is live (parked).
e834b2f2 compile still 0; blocker still reach. 58cd58c1 Founder View is the story. 06657cd0 pages shareable (unauth 200). f7c2a04e voice walk. c7b2e14a short Evidence. Hermes parked. Slot unchanged. Layer unchanged.

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# Market-path research — 31 Aug 2026 19:55 Europe/London

Not a P move. No path named. No customer named.
Did not re-read Companies House company 16892858.
Did not repeat last recon hour: NatWest Accelerator / www.natwest.com/business/business-services/entrepreneur-accelerator.html (18:55 Market scenarios).
Also did not repeat as primary: Confederation of British Industry / www.cbi.org.uk (17:55 Companies in the space); British Library BIPC / www.bl.uk/bipc (16:55 Market scenarios); National Pro Bono Centre / www.nationalprobonocentre.org.uk (15:55 Competitor mapping); techUK / www.techuk.org (13:55 Companies in the space); The King's Trust / www.kingstrust.org.uk (12:55 Market scenarios); Free Representation Unit / www.thefru.org.uk (11:55 Competitor mapping); PECR / Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (10:55 Risk reduction); Innovate Finance (09:55 Companies in the space); Support Through Court (07:55 Competitor mapping); BVCA / UK Private Capital (06:55 Companies in the space); Advocate (05:55 Competitor mapping); Companies House April–June 2026 monthly Official Statistics (04:55 Market discovery); MentorsMe (03:55 Market scenarios); Equality Act 2010 (02:55 Risk reduction); UKBAA (01:55); AdviceUK (00:55); ScaleUp Institute (23:55); Law Centres Network (22:55); Be the Business (21:55); Enterprise Nation (20:55); LawWorks (19:55 30 Aug); ACAS (18:55 30 Aug); Citizens Advice (17:55 30 Aug); Growth Hub (16:55 30 Aug); Legal Choices (15:55 30 Aug); ICO data protection fee (28 Aug 21:55); Start Up Loans (27 Aug 22:55); Help to Grow (28 Aug 09:55); BCC (30 Aug 11:55); IoD (30 Aug 05:55); FSB (30 Aug 00:55). Explicitly did not re-open NatWest Accelerator / BIPC / CBI / techUK / National Pro Bono Centre / King's Trust / FRU / Support Through Court / Advocate / AdviceUK / Law Centres / LawWorks / Citizens Advice / Legal Choices / MentorsMe / ACAS / Growth Hub / Start Up Loans / Help to Grow / Enterprise Nation / Innovate Finance / BVCA / UKBAA / ScaleUp / Be the Business / BCC / IoD / FSB / PECR / Equality Act / CH monthly as primary. Distinct from 14:20 compile (e834b2f2, 0 candidates, blocker reach) and from 15:36 reach-story/stats (58cd58c1). 08:55 already skipped at 10:55 (no reply by 10:25) — this hour does not re-ask and does not re-log a second skip. 14:55 decision hour never wrote today — 15:55 already noted that once; not stolen into this hour; no new 14:55 window opened. Overnight for Night of 30–31 Aug already written; did not rewrite overnight. Did not unpark/install customer cut 63e813ea. Did not write kpis/p-evidence.md. Did not promote Ironclad, Harvey, Legora, SOC 2, or “startups and SMEs” as an accepted market/path. Did not install the 12:48 productised hour-menu as a path. Did not treat JUSTICE members, readers, donors, event attendees, working-party volunteers, or “the public interested in law reform” as a FYJ customer. RCJ Advice fallback not used — JUSTICE primary cluster lives. Centre for Entrepreneurs / The Entrepreneurs Network / GOV.UK Business Support Helpline / NatWest Accelerator / BIPC / CBI not switched to as primary.

Area: Competitor mapping.
Verdict: stayed thin as a path.
P unchanged.

## Searched
Prefer Competitor mapping this hour — JUSTICE (justice.org.uk / www.justice.org.uk) — how the public and the profession meet a cross-party UK law-reform / human-rights membership charity that does not give legal advice or take individual cases. Named as unused fallback at 15:55 NPBC hour. Distinct from 15:55 National Pro Bono Centre (national pro bono hub / signposting, does not advise individuals), 11:55 FRU (free tribunal representation), 07:55 Support Through Court (in-court support not legal advice), 05:55 Advocate (barrister-pro-bono referral), 30 Aug 19:55 LawWorks (solicitor clinics), 30 Aug 22:55 Law Centres Network, 30 Aug 17:55 Citizens Advice, 31 Aug 00:55 AdviceUK, 30 Aug 15:55 Legal Choices. Why this source now: destination $2.5–5bn; first-customer cut parked (63e813ea); live gate still cannot compile path candidates (e834b2f2 compile 0; blocker still REACH — how a first professional hour is found and sold). Last recon hour was Market scenarios NatWest Accelerator; a still-unused competitor-mapping reach channel (law-reform membership / we-do-not-advise signposting) can be read without inventing a buyer. Not a FYJ path. Not P.

- Live hosts: https://www.justice.org.uk/ — GET HTTP 200. Printed title: JUSTICE | UK Legal Reform Charity. Meta printed: JUSTICE is a UK-based law reform charity working to strengthen the rule of law, protect human rights, and ensure fair legal systems through research, advocacy, and strategic litigation. Body printed: For a fair justice system within everyone’s reach; JUSTICE is a cross-party charity championing UK justice reform; work spans the whole justice system, from family law to policing, benefits decision making & more. Headline campaign printed: Help JUSTICE Save The Right To Jury Trial (David Shrigley T-shirt; proceeds to JUSTICE). Footer printed on this and sibling pages: 1 Paternoster Lane, St. Paul’s, London, EC4M 7BQ; JUSTICE Registered Charity in England & Wales No 1058580. In Scotland, JUSTICE is known as 'JUSTICE Scotland' Charity No SC043518. A company limited by guarantee and registered in England No 3216897. Registered office address as above. Phone +44 (0) 20 7329 5100 / 020 7329 5100. admin@justice.org.uk; press@justice.org.uk.
- Bare https://justice.org.uk/ — GET HTTP 200 (serves without forcing www).
- HTTP apex http://www.justice.org.uk/ — first hop HTTP 301 → https://www.justice.org.uk/.
- HTTP bare http://justice.org.uk/ — first hop HTTP 301 → https://justice.org.uk/.
- About: https://www.justice.org.uk/about-us — GET HTTP 200. Trailing /about-us/ first hop HTTP 301 → /about-us. Printed title: About | JUSTICE | UK Legal Reform Charity. Printed stats: 1957 Founded; 18 Staff members; 800 Attendees at JUSTICE events last year; 100% 2024 success rate: permission to intervene in key legal cases. Mission printed: a fair UK justice system within everyone’s reach. Strategic goals printed: Protect the Rule of Law; Challenge Discrimination and Inequality; Build a People-Centred Justice System; Increase Public Understanding of the justice system. 2024–2030 Strategy PDF linked (cdn.prod.website-files.com … JUSTICE-Strategy-2024-2030-final.pdf — GET HTTP 200, 2,883,666 bytes). Four intersecting core areas printed: Collaborative Reform Through Expert Working Parties; briefing politicians from all parties / responding to consultations; events; third-party interventions before the UK Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights. JUSTICE is the UK section of the International Commission of Jurists. Staff in London, Edinburgh, and Sheffield; work in Wales and Northern Ireland printed as plan-to-deepen. Cross-party membership organisation with members from students to senior judges. Council headed by Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws KC LT; Vice-presidents Dominic Grieve KC and Baroness Sarah Ludford.
- Named /about and /about/ HTTP 404 (live slug is /about-us). Named /who-we-are /people /team /what-we-do HTTP 404.
- Our history: https://www.justice.org.uk/about-us/our-history — GET HTTP 200. Printed: formed 1957 by leading jurists including Tom Sargant; 1958 becomes the British section of the International Commission of Jurists. Printed claim: Ombudsman and the Crown Prosecution Service were proposed and supported into being by JUSTICE; helped design the Human Rights Act 1998; early advocate for a UK Supreme Court; first NGO to intervene in a case before it. Left as site claims, not re-counted.
- Our work hub: https://www.justice.org.uk/our-work — GET HTTP 200. Printed: convening experts, leading research, advising policy makers, and building public understanding. Priority hubs live this hour (all HTTP 200): /our-work/building-a-rule-of-law-culture; /our-work/public-sector-accountability; /our-work/improving-the-criminal-justice-system; /our-work/ai-technology-the-justice-system; /our-work/protecting-human-rights; /our-work/reshaping-public-justice-education; /our-work/explore-all-work. Sitemap this hour printed 374 loc rows (65 /reports, 59 /briefings, 45 /news, 37 /work, 31 /blogs, 26 /consultations, 21 /team-members, 18 /legal-cases) — inventory of the cluster, not a re-read of every report.
- Mission & impact: https://www.justice.org.uk/mission-impact — GET HTTP 200.
- Governance: https://www.justice.org.uk/about-us/our-governance — GET HTTP 200. Printed: President of Council Baroness Helena Kennedy of the Shaws LT KC; Vice Presidents Dominic Grieve KC PC and Baroness Sarah Ludford; member-elected Board chaired by Dame Alison Saunders DCB. Board names printed this hour: Nick Benson; I. Stephanie Boyce CBE; Alastair Livesey; Ruth Crawford KC; Sara Mansoori KC; Maryann McMahon; Mark Mullins; Charles Wynn-Evans. Named /about-us/governance HTTP 404 (live slug /about-us/our-governance).
- Our team: https://www.justice.org.uk/about-us/our-team — GET HTTP 200. /about-us/our-people first hop HTTP 301 → /about-us/our-team. Chief Executive Fiona Rutherford; Legal Director Stephanie Needleman printed. Named staff cards counted 18 on this page this hour (including Andrea Fraser, Civil Lawyer & JUSTICE Scotland Lead). Named /about-us/staff /about-us/team /about-us/council HTTP 404.
- Careers: https://www.justice.org.uk/about-us/careers — GET HTTP 200. /about-us/vacancies first hop HTTP 301 → /about-us/careers. Printed live roles this hour: Treasurer and two new Board Members; AI Policy Advisor (Maternity Cover), London hybrid, full-time 9 months FTC.
- Annual reports: https://www.justice.org.uk/about-us/annual-reports-financial-statements — GET HTTP 200. Latest listed: JUSTICE Annual Report & Financial Statements 2026 published April 1, 2026; 2025 published September 17, 2025. Named /about-us/annual-report /about-us/our-finances HTTP 404.
- Contact: https://www.justice.org.uk/contact-us — GET HTTP 200. Trailing slash 301 → no-slash. Printed: admin@justice.org.uk; press@justice.org.uk; Phone +44 (0) 20 7329 5100; Office 1 Paternoster Lane, St. Paul’s, London, EC4M 7BQ. Named /contact HTTP 404.
- Get involved: https://www.justice.org.uk/get-involved — GET HTTP 200. Trailing slash 301 → no-slash. Printed 2024 impact: 800 people hosted at JUSTICE events; 5 influential reports launched; 100% success rate on gaining permission to intervene; 100+ media mentions. Join Us: https://www.justice.org.uk/get-involved/join-us — GET HTTP 200.
- Individual membership: https://www.justice.org.uk/membership/individual-membership — GET HTTP 200. Printed tiers: Barrister, Judge, Legal Executive or Solicitor £100; Academic lawyer, Non-practising lawyer, or Retired £70; Associate (non-lawyer) £70; Newly Qualified (less than 3 years Call/PQE) £55; Paralegal £15; Student (law student, pupil barrister or trainee solicitor) £15; Unwaged £15. Associate members cannot vote at the JUSTICE AGM. Named root /membership /membership/ /join /join-us /members /become-a-member HTTP 404 (live membership lives under /membership/individual-membership and /membership/corporate-membership and /get-involved/join-us).
- Corporate membership: https://www.justice.org.uk/membership/corporate-membership — GET HTTP 200. Printed tiers: Large solicitors firm (more than 100 partners) & in-house corporates (more than 100 in legal team) £1,750; Medium (20–99) £975; Statutory bodies and large NGOs £975; Barristers Chambers large (over 20 silks) £750; Barristers Chambers small (under 20 silks) £495; Small solicitors firm (up to 20 partners) & corporates (up to 20 in legal team) £420; Associates and small NGOs £90; Libraries £70.
- Make a donation: https://www.justice.org.uk/get-involved/make-a-donation — GET HTTP 200. Named root /donate /donate/ HTTP 404. Friends of JUSTICE: https://www.justice.org.uk/get-involved/friends-of-justice — GET HTTP 200; donate from £20 per month. Contact named Jane Collier, Director of Development (jcollier@justice.org.uk) — unreconciled with Our Team card Kate Hughes, Director of Development. Legacy giving / the-justice60 / young-justice---a-new-initiative all HTTP 200. JUSTICE60 printed: Individuals £6,000 per year for three years; Corporates £10,000 per year for three years; founded 2016 to mark 60th anniversary.
- Find legal advice: https://www.justice.org.uk/resources/find-legal-advice — GET HTTP 200. Printed: JUSTICE cannot give legal advice nor take on individual legal cases. Signposts Citizens Advice; Advicelocal; The Law Society; Law Centres Network; Advocate; The Bar Council of England & Wales. FAQ repeats cannot give legal advice / cannot take on individual cases. Named /find-legal-advice /get-help /help HTTP 404. /legal-advice first hop HTTP 301 → /resources/where-can-i-find-legal-advice then 301 → /resources/find-legal-advice (follow HTTP 200). These are printed signposts, not a re-file of Citizens Advice / Law Centres / Advocate hours.
- Resource hubs live (HTTP 200): /resources/latest-news; /resources/our-blog; /resources/reports; /resources/briefings; /resources/consultations; /resources/legal-cases; /resources/our-guides. Named root /news /blog /publications /reports /resources HTTP 404 (hubs live under /resources/…). One news sibling sampled: /news/a-lack-of-free-advice-and-representation-is-undermining-uks-rule-of-law HTTP 200 — not treated as a FYJ buyer story.
- Events: https://www.justice.org.uk/events — GET HTTP 200. Printed upcoming: 28 September 2026 JUSTICE x Liverpool Echo Labour Party Conference Reception, The Liverpool Echo, 5 St Paul's Square, Liverpool L3 9SJ; 30 October 2026 Annual Conference 2026: Putting People at the Centre of Justice, 10am–6pm, Clifford Chance, 10 Upper Bank Street London E14 5JJ; 24 November 2026 Sir Tim Eicke to deliver the 2026 JUSTICE Tom Sargant Memorial Lecture, 6:30–8:30pm, Central Manchester (venue to be announced). FAQ printed: events advertised on the website are open to everyone who registers; exclusive events and discounts for members. Conference and lecture sibling pages HTTP 200.
- JUSTICE Scotland: https://www.justice.org.uk/justice-scotland/home — GET HTTP 200. Printed: Nearly 10% of JUSTICE members are in Scotland; Chair Usman Tariq KC; Vice-Chair Seonaid Stevenson-McCabe; Edinburgh-based Civil Lawyer Andrea Fraser. /justice-scotland/about-us and /justice-scotland/contact-us HTTP 200. www.justicescotland.org.uk / justicescotland.org.uk DNS-dead this hour (HTTP 000). Not a separate primary.
- Legal pages: https://www.justice.org.uk/legal/privacy-policy — GET HTTP 200. Last updated October 2023 printed. Printed: charity registered in England and Wales (1058580) and Scotland (SCO43518); company registered in England and Wales (registered number: 03216897) at 2nd Floor Lincoln House, 296-302 High Holborn, London, WC1V 7JH. Data Protection Representative Samantha Burridge; dataprotection@justice.org.uk. SCO43518 (privacy) vs footer SC043518 left unreconciled. High Holborn vs Paternoster Lane left unreconciled. Cookie policy https://www.justice.org.uk/legal/cookie-policy HTTP 200 (effective / last updated April 14, 2026). Terms https://www.justice.org.uk/legal/terms-and-conditions HTTP 200 (last updated 10th April 2025). Named root /privacy /privacy-policy /cookies /cookie-policy /terms /legal HTTP 404.
- Member login sibling: https://support.justice.org.uk/member-login?bm=954633192 — GET HTTP 200. Title printed: Homepage - Member Login - JUSTICE. support.justice.org.uk/ first hop HTTP 302 → that login. members.justice.org.uk HTTP 000 (connect fail). Member portal nav still prints “Our strategy: 2021-2024” against About’s 2024–2030 Strategy PDF — unreconciled, not collapsed.
- Unrelated live host not used: https://www.justice.co.uk/ and https://justice.co.uk/ GET HTTP 200 — Duda-hosted site, not the JUSTICE charity cluster. Not switched to.
- Sitemap / robots: https://www.justice.org.uk/sitemap.xml GET HTTP 200 (374 loc rows this hour). https://www.justice.org.uk/robots.txt GET HTTP 200 (Sitemap: https://www.justice.org.uk/sitemap.xml).
- Named short-path 404s this hour: /about · /who-we-are · /people · /team · /what-we-do · /join · /membership · /donate · /privacy · /privacy-policy · /contact · /news · /publications · /reports · /blog · /cookies · /cookie-policy · /terms · /legal · /members-area · /member · /access-members-area · /find-legal-advice · /get-help · /help · /strategy · /2024-2030-strategy · /about-us/strategy · /icj · /international-commission-of-jurists · /about-us/staff · /about-us/team · /about-us/council · /about-us/governance · /about-us/annual-report · /about-us/our-finances · /support · /resources · /join-us · /members.
- Companies House from printed number 3216897 / 03216897: https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/03216897 — WebFetch GET HTTP 200 this hour (Shell curl follow HTTP 403 from this box; first-hop without follow HTTP 200). Printed: JUSTICE; Company number 03216897; Active; Private company limited by guarantee without share capital; Incorporated on 26 June 1996; Registered office address 1 Paternoster Lane, London, England, EC4M 7BQ; SIC 94990 — Activities of other membership organisations not elsewhere classified. Last accounts made up to 31 March 2026; last confirmation statement 17 May 2026. Previous names: JUSTICE (1996) 07 Oct 1996 – 21 Nov 1997; CHARIS (57) LIMITED 26 Jun 1996 – 07 Oct 1996. Named CH path without leading zero https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/3216897 — first hop HTTP 404. Did not re-read 16892858.
- Charity Commission from printed 1058580: https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/1058580 — GET HTTP 200 (this hour the charity-number-as-id path printed JUSTICE, not an error shell). Printed: JUSTICE; charity number 1058580; reporting up to date (on time); YE 31 March 2025 income £1,663,920 / expenditure £1,527,809; 19 Employee(s) / 9 Trustee(s) / 273 Volunteer(s); employees with total benefits over £60,000: £60k–£70k 3 / £70k–£80k 2 / £120k–£130k 1; no trading subsidiaries; no trustee payments. Activities printed: Justice is an all-party organisation working to advance access to justice, human rights and the rule of law. What/who/how/where sibling HTTP 200: Education/training; who it helps: Other Defined Groups / The General Public/mankind; how: Provides Advocacy/advice/information / Sponsors Or Undertakes Research; where: Throughout England And Wales / Scotland. Named /en/charity-details/1058580 (no search infix) HTTP 404. 19 employees vs About “18 Staff members” vs team-page 18 named cards left unreconciled — not invented into one census.
- OSCR from printed SC043518: https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC043518 — GET HTTP 200. Printed: JUSTICE SC043518; Registered charity from 29 October 2012; known by Justice Scotland; Address The Justice Hub 1 Paternoster Lane London EC4M 7BQ; Website www.justice.org.uk; Regulatory Type Cross-Border; Charity Status Active; Constitutional Form Company; Number of Staff 19; Main Operating Location Outwith Scotland.

Did not invent a FYJ buyer from JUSTICE members, readers, donors, Friends, JUSTICE60, Young JUSTICE subscribers, event attendees, working-party volunteers, corporate members, or “the public interested in law reform”. Printed event-attendee 800 / 18-or-19 staff / 273 volunteers / “Nearly 10% of members in Scotland” left as site / register claims, not a FYJ census. RCJ Advice was not switched to — JUSTICE primary cluster lives.

## What stands
- Live JUSTICE cluster on www.justice.org.uk (bare justice.org.uk also HTTP 200): homepage / about-us / about-us/our-history / about-us/our-governance / about-us/our-team / about-us/careers / about-us/annual-reports-financial-statements / mission-impact / our-work (+ six priority hubs + explore-all-work) / contact-us / get-involved / get-involved/join-us / membership/individual-membership / membership/corporate-membership / get-involved/make-a-donation / friends-of-justice / legacy-giving / the-justice60 / young-justice---a-new-initiative / events (+ conference + lecture) / resources/find-legal-advice / resource hubs / legal/privacy-policy / cookie-policy / terms-and-conditions / justice-scotland/home (HTTP 200). support.justice.org.uk member-login HTTP 200. Sitemap 374 locs. Companies House 03216897 Active limited-by-guarantee (SIC 94990), incorporated 26 June 1996, office 1 Paternoster Lane EC4M 7BQ. Charity Commission 1058580 reporting up to date; YE 31 Mar 2025 income £1,663,920 / expenditure £1,527,809; 19 employees / 9 trustees / 273 volunteers. OSCR SC043518 Active cross-border from 29 Oct 2012; staff 19.
- Official how-the-public-and-profession-meet-a-cross-party-law-reform-membership-charity fork: membership (individual £15–£100 / corporate £70–£1,750 printed); does not give legal advice or take individual cases; signposts Citizens Advice / Advicelocal / Law Society / Law Centres / Advocate / Bar Council; working parties, parliamentary briefings, third-party interventions; UK section of the ICJ. Distinct from NPBC (national pro bono hub), FRU (tribunal representation), Support Through Court (in-court support not advice), Advocate (barrister referral), LawWorks (solicitor clinics), Law Centres Network (community law centres), Citizens Advice / AdviceUK (advice routing), Legal Choices (regulator consumer portal). Law-reform membership / we-do-not-advise signposting. Not a FYJ market path.

## What does not stand
- No page names a FYJ customer, market, offer, or P.
- JUSTICE members, readers, donors, event attendees, working-party volunteers, and “the public interested in law reform” are a law-reform charity’s audiences, not a buyer.
- A cross-party law-reform membership charity / how-the-public-is-told-this-org-does-not-advise channel is not a FYJ market path.
- Naming “FYJ for JUSTICE members / donors / event attendees / people interested in law reform / startups and SMEs” is inventing a customer — banned. Collision with founder-context.md: do not mint “startups and SMEs” as who; do not put Ironclad/Harvey on the map; productised-menu is a model not a path.
- Do not invent a reconciled staff census from About 18 / team-page 18 named / Commission 19 / OSCR 19. Do not invent a reconciled office from Paternoster Lane vs privacy High Holborn vs OSCR “The Justice Hub”. Do not invent a reconciled Director of Development from Jane Collier vs Kate Hughes. Do not stitch FRU / Advocate / LawWorks / Law Centres / Citizens Advice / AdviceUK / Legal Choices / Support Through Court / NPBC into this hour as if re-read.
- NPBC (15:55), FRU (11:55), Support Through Court (07:55), Advocate (05:55), AdviceUK (00:55), Law Centres (22:55), LawWorks (19:55 30 Aug), Citizens Advice (17:55 30 Aug), Legal Choices (15:55 30 Aug) remain prior Competitor mapping filings. This hour does not re-file those pages.
- Who / why / how / next all missing. No candidate this hour has even a partial who / why / how. End-to-end stays missing. Productised-menu context from 12:48 does not fill those blanks. Compile stays 0 (e834b2f2); reach blocker not closed by filing a law-reform membership charity. Stayed thin as a path.

## End-to-end test
- Who it is for: missing.
- Why they would pay: missing.
- How FYJ reaches them: missing (a law-reform membership / we-do-not-advise signposting lane is not how FYJ reaches a named buyer).
- What sits next: missing.
No real public fact this hour filled any of the four. Do not invent the rest. The JUSTICE / Companies House / Charity Commission / OSCR pages fill a Competitor mapping cell (how the public and the profession meet a cross-party UK law-reform / human-rights membership charity that does not advise individuals). They do not fill a path cell. They do not install the productised-menu bucket. They do not pad compile candidates.

## Value-forming
The Competitor mapping line got another free-legal-help / we-do-not-advise + law-reform-membership channel next to NPBC / FRU / Support Through Court / Advocate / LawWorks / Law Centres / Citizens Advice / AdviceUK / Legal Choices. Value has not started to form as a FYJ path. A membership charity, a signposting page, working parties, and an annual conference are not a path. Adjacent Competitor mapping filings still leave who / why / how / next empty. Verdict stayed thin.

## Result
No path named yet. Competitor mapping stayed thin as a path. P unchanged.

## Confirmation
Contract UUID 26e4abb6-3b66-4a66-a4f7-d4c065ad9233 is live. Hold = no invention, not no recon. Standing work is recon until end-to-end paths emerge and value-forming is visible. No path named. P unchanged. Customer cut parked.
One line: 63e813ea is live (parked).
e834b2f2 compile still 0; blocker still reach. 58cd58c1 Founder View is the story. 06657cd0 pages shareable (unauth 200). f7c2a04e voice walk. c7b2e14a short Evidence. Hermes parked. Slot unchanged. Layer unchanged.

Storage file view of FYJ Founder Bot. Not the Identity letter.