Method
Structural definitions only. No case application. No jurisdictional interpretation.
Principles
- Terminology stabilization: terms are defined to reduce ambiguity across sources.
- Structural separation: category, rank, and allocation mechanics are treated as distinct layers.
- Non-advisory discipline: definitions never become instructions, guidance, or predictions.
- Institutional anchoring: external sources are limited to primary institutional references.
Definition boundary
- Definitions describe structures and relationships (e.g., tiers, ordering, constraints).
- Definitions do not describe outcomes for parties in real cases.
- Definitions do not specify what a party “should” do.
Source selection rule
- Sources must be institutional and stable.
- Sources must be linkable directly.
- Sources are used to anchor terminology, not to justify advice.
Change discipline
Material changes are recorded in Changelog. Editorial corrections that do not change meaning may be applied without logging.