French Ministry of Justice deploys "Mon Assistant Justice", a sovereignly hosted generative AI assistant, to several thousand agents after a 2,500-agent trial
On 12 May 2026 the French Ministry of Justice began giving several thousand agents access to Mon Assistant Justice, an adaptation of the interministerial DINUM AI assistant for drafting, summarising, translation and ideation. It is hosted sovereignly in France and followed an experiment with 2,500 agents. The ministry is also developing Mon Assistant Pénal and Mon Assistant Civil with the Paris court of appeal, and plans an AI observatory.
Overview
On 12 May 2026 the French Ministry of Justice began giving several thousand agents access to Mon Assistant Justice, an adaptation of the interministerial DINUM AI assistant for drafting, summarising, translation and ideation. It is hosted sovereignly in France and followed an experiment with 2,500 agents. The ministry is also developing Mon Assistant Pénal and Mon Assistant Civil with the Paris court of appeal, and plans an AI observatory.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
The Ministry of Justice wants its agents to save time on administrative and drafting tasks while keeping a secure, sovereign and ethical framework. It chose its own tool to avoid uncontrolled use of consumer tools, which can expose some of the State's most sensitive data to risks of foreign interference or leaks.
The solution
Mon Assistant Justice is the ministry's internal generative AI tool, a version of the interministerial DINUM AI assistant adapted to the ministry, offering drafting, summarising, translation and ideation functions. It helps agents with draft notes or summaries, replying to letters and preparing interviews, and is hosted sovereignly in France. The ministry is also developing Mon Assistant Pénal and Mon Assistant Civil with the Paris court of appeal and DINUM for magistrates and court staff.
Reported business value
The source reports no quantified outcomes. After an experiment with 2,500 agents, feedback from agents across all roles confirmed the concrete usefulness of generative AI in daily work, and several thousand agents have access from 12 May 2026.
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