The REDLINE Department of Justice is not a government agency and does not exercise sovereign power. Its authority is derived from private law, contractual agreement, and recognized legal frameworks that permit independent oversight and investigation.
REDLINE operates as a chartered justice authority retained by institutions, organizations, legal bodies, and private entities requiring impartial review, investigation, or compliance oversight.
REDLINE’s authority is established through legally binding instruments, including but not limited to:
REDLINE’s authority is limited in scope and exercised only within the boundaries defined by contract, law, or court order. REDLINE does not possess arrest power, prosecutorial authority, or regulatory control.
Within its authorized scope, REDLINE may:
REDLINE operates independently from government agencies and is not subject to political direction. When necessary, REDLINE may cooperate with public authorities through lawful referral, information sharing, or court-directed coordination.
Such cooperation does not constitute government control, delegation of sovereign power, or agency status.
REDLINE is bound by contractual obligation, professional ethics, and applicable law. All actions are subject to review under civil law, arbitration standards, and judicial oversight where applicable.
REDLINE does not act as a substitute for law enforcement, courts, or regulatory agencies, and its findings do not carry force of law absent independent legal action.