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A.6.B:12 — Consequences

BenefitsTrade‑offs / mitigations
Stable modular boundaries. Laws don’t accidentally become gates; governance doesn’t masquerade as truth.Requires writers to split sentences; mitigated by the triangle decomposition pattern.
Explicit adjudication links. Commitments can be linked to adjudicable evidence carriers.Requires evidence to be designed; mitigated by keeping evidence conceptual and carrier-referenced.
Reduced semantic drift across faces. IDs + explicit references reduce drift caused by restatement.More cross‑references; mitigated by a Claim Register (optional but recommended).