LAW-108 — Victim Pathway Capacity Law

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LAW-108 — Victim Pathway Capacity Law

Systems fail victims when they require high coherence, auditability, and endurance from those whose coherence, auditability, and endurance were damaged.

draftid: LAW-108version: 1.0.0updated: 2026-05-31
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0. Plain Statement

Systems fail victims when they require high coherence, auditability, and endurance from those whose coherence, auditability, and endurance were damaged.

Plain-language version:

Systems fail victims when they require high coherence, auditability, and endurance from those whose coherence, auditability, and endurance were damaged.


1. Formal Definition

Victim Pathway Capacity Law is currently defined by the source registry excerpt below. This scaffold awaits editorial expansion into the full law spec sheet format.


2. Canonical Form

pathway demand > harmed-node capacity ⇒ resolution failure

Related variables:

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3. Core Mechanism

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4. When This Law Applies

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5. When This Law Does Not Apply

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6. Diagnostic Signature

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7. Failure Pattern

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8. Restoration Implications

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9. Design Rule

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10. Cross-Scale Expressions

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11. Examples

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12. Relationship to Nearby Laws

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13. Operator Mapping

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14. Machine-Readable Summary

id: "LAW-108"
name: "Victim Pathway Capacity Law"
type: "law"
status: "draft"
family:
  - "JGL"
  - "VRPS"
summary: "Systems fail victims when they require high coherence, auditability, and endurance from those whose coherence, auditability, and endurance were damaged."
canonical_statement: "Systems fail victims when they require high coherence, auditability, and endurance from those whose coherence, auditability, and endurance were damaged"
canonical_form: "pathway demand > harmed-node capacity ⇒ resolution failure"
source: "content/archive/laws/technical.md"

15. Compact Card Version

LAW-108 — Victim Pathway Capacity Law

Systems fail victims when they require high coherence, auditability, and endurance from those whose coherence, auditability, and endurance were damaged.

Plain meaning: Systems fail victims when they require high coherence, auditability, and endurance from those whose coherence, auditability, and endurance were damaged.

Canonical form:

pathway demand > harmed-node capacity ⇒ resolution failure

16. Source Status

This scaffold was generated from the current laws technical registry. Sections marked TBD should be expanded only from source material, related canon pages, or later editorial review.

17. Source Excerpt

Systems fail victims when they require high coherence, auditability, and endurance from those whose coherence, auditability, and endurance were damaged.

Canonical form:

pathway demand > harmed-node capacity ⇒ resolution failure

This law governs victim-resolution pathways, intake, testimony, reporting, and restoration.