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justice.gov scored 50/100 on AI-readiness across 48 parameters measured against ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Perplexity, and Gemini visibility checks. 15 parameters passed, 17 failed, and 8 need improvement. Strongest area: Crawlability & Access. Weakest: Answer Positioning. Compared to other Law and Government sites, this score is in the 67th percentile.
The official website for the United States Department of Justice, found at justice.gov, is titled Department of Justice | Homepage | United States Department of Justice. Categorized under law_and_government.government, the site describes the DOJ’s mission to enforce the law and defend the interests of the United States according to the law; to ensure public safety against threats foreign and domestic; to provide federal leadership in preventing and controlling crime; to seek j. The friendly4AI scanner has evaluated this website and assigned it an ai-readiness-score of 50.
15 Pass
17 Fail
8 Needs Improvement
These are derived on-page readiness estimates for each engine's grounding index — not live engine queries.
How easily AI engines can extract and cite this page. Combines freshness, schema, and answer-block placement.
Freshness
Fresh — last modified 1 days ago. Inside the 7–14 day refresh window AI engines reward.
Source:last_modified_headerFreshness: page modified 1 days ago. Inside Perplexity 2–3 day window. Inside 13-week recent band. Far from 26-week at-risk threshold.
Perplexity 2–3dSchema / Structured Data
No structured data detected. Schema.org markup raises LLM extraction accuracy from 16% to 54% — a 3.4× lift.
Answer Block
Answer block too short — 24 words. Target is 40–60 words; expand the opening paragraph to be self-contained for ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Answer block starts at word 67, spans 24 words within a 134-word context passage.
Parameters that determine how well AI crawlers can discover and index your content.
robots.txt accessibilityLearn more | Pass |
HTTP status and reachabilityLearn more | Pass |
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AI crawler access controlLearn more | Pass |
Paywall and login gating detectionLearn more | Pass |
Search-bot network reachabilityLearn more | Partial |
sitemap.xml availabilityLearn more | Pass |
Structured Data (schema.org)Learn more | Fail |
Page metadataLearn more | Partial |
URL stabilityLearn more | Pass |
Structured data (schema.org/JSON-LD) coverageLearn more | Fail |
Security headers baselineLearn more | Pass |
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Internal link coverageLearn more | Pass |
Content-type schema alignmentLearn more | N/A |
IndexNow push-protocol adoptionLearn more | Fail |
Entity grounding via sameAs linksLearn more | Fail |
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Content visibility without JavaScriptLearn more | Pass |
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Nosnippet directive detectionLearn more | Pass |
Paragraph length distributionLearn more | Fail |
Section length distributionLearn more | Fail |
Dated statistics ratioLearn more | N/A |
Comparison table presenceLearn more | N/A |
Entity name consistencyLearn more | Pass |
Multimedia coverage and alignmentLearn more | Partial |
AI manifests coverageLearn more | Fail |
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UCP manifest availabilityLearn more | N/A |
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Core Web Vitals (page experience)Learn more | Partial |
Parameters that influence how AI systems cite and surface your content in answers.
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Author authority signalsLearn more | Fail |
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Content depthLearn more | Partial |
Citation and evidence densityLearn more | Pass |
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Answer-oriented content structureLearn more | Partial |
Answer-first H2 complianceLearn more | Fail |
Chunk extractability (self-contained H2 blocks)Learn more | Fail |
TL;DR / Key Takeaways sectionLearn more | Fail |
Answer block shapeLearn more | Partial |