Run the chapters
Each chapter's cases, executed on this device against the pinned constitution: the forks walk a person through a chapter's rules, and the joints compare the constitution with one declared change to it. Some material the chapters once carried now lives in the tests or the method instead; it is listed under its chapter with where it went. The chapters describe people by their role, and the tests keep the names their records use.
1. The Child With Nobody
- Be born with nobody. · you are Nell; the Registry wrote one line
- Compare the prisoner and the child. · you keep the record
- Live an ordinary week. · you are Selin, and the record holds only what the week writes
- Birth alone gives standing · compared live with “Birth gives nothing until somebody writes more”
2. What the Record May Say
- Discredit Bela with one signature. · you are Koa, one examiner
- Take the prisoner’s vote. · you keep the electoral roll
- Amend the floor away. · you are the Assembly
- Place the prisoner. · you run placements
- Somebody records that it is over. · you are Hano
- Bela taught Cira. Make Cira pay for it. · you sit on the Review
How a status passes from one version of the record to the next
The chapter states that a status recorded in an earlier version counts in the version in force only where both timing witnesses carry it, and that standing survives an omission. The mechanics, from lineage collisions to the named defects for an omitted or forged carry, are set out in the method and run in the temporal cases.
3. What You Are Owed
- House the child through custody. · you run placements
- Place the prisoner. · you run placements
- Bela taught Cira. Make Cira pay for it. · you sit on the Review
- Free and unjudged. Ask for the floor. · you are Jala
Why a rule confining someone for a missing floor item is refused
The chapter states the protection and its reach. How the engine refuses the rule, why the refusal depends on how each entitlement is written, and which differently written attacks load are explained in the method and run in the floor suite; the plain-label and prisoner-to-person variants also run as joints under Chapter 25.
4. Whether It Arrived
- Feed Marisol yourself. Write nothing else. · you are Provender, the kitchen
- Be born with nobody. · you are Nell; the Registry wrote one line
- House the child through custody. · you run placements
- Somebody is allowed to watch. · you are Marisol; the kitchen filed a receipt
- Live an ordinary week. · you are Selin, and the record holds only what the week writes
- Delivery needs an independent witness · compared live with “Providers may witness their own deliveries”
5. When There Is Genuinely Not Enough
- One unit. Two claims. · you are the scarcity manager
- Keep the water on. Keep the river alive. · you hold the water service, the river’s guardian and the fish’s advocate at once
6. Who Owes, and What Follows
- Be born with nobody. · you are Nell; the Registry wrote one line
- Keep a file on the child. · you hold the record
- House the child through custody. · you run placements
- Compare the prisoner and the child. · you keep the record
7. An Ordinary Week
- Live an ordinary week. · you are Selin, and the record holds only what the week writes
8. What Nobody Has to Ask Permission For
- Think, speak and meet without asking. · you are Adam, held, and still nobody’s to prescribe
9. Work, Pay and Contribution
- Discredit Bela with one signature. · you are Koa, one examiner
- Take the prisoner’s vote. · you keep the electoral roll
- Discredited. Take the job anyway. · you are Bela
- Come of age without a paper. · you are Cira
- Bela taught Cira. Make Cira pay for it. · you sit on the Review
- Make Adam work off the sentence. · you run the supported residence
- Earn above the floor. · you are Adam
- Live an ordinary week. · you are Selin, and the record holds only what the week writes
- Work may be refused; exit may not be denied · compared live with “Refusing work may cost you the exit”
The people the chapter no longer names
The chapter follows a handful of people through work, pay and contribution. The cases of the others it once named stay in its pins with their original expectations.
10. What Money Cannot Buy
- Make Adam work off the sentence. · you run the supported residence
- No economic factor gates the floor · compared live with “Means may be tested at the floor”
11. The Same Route for Everyone
- Earn above the floor. · you are Adam
12. A Place in Which Life Remains Possible
- Keep a file on the child. · you hold the record
- Keep the water on. Keep the river alive. · you hold the water service, the river’s guardian and the fish’s advocate at once
13. Creatures Without a Ballot
- Keep the water on. Keep the river alive. · you hold the water service, the river’s guardian and the fish’s advocate at once
14. Holding a Role in Somebody's Life
- Take the prisoner’s vote. · you keep the electoral roll
- Be born with nobody. · you are Nell; the Registry wrote one line
- Come of age without a paper. · you are Cira
15. Arriving and Belonging
- Arrive with nothing. · you are the newcomer
- One unit. Two claims. · you are the scarcity manager
16. Answerability and Authority
- Jail the one who exposed you. · you are the Court — and Lior just exposed you
- Seat the examiners. · you are the Electorate
- The Court is a public authority · compared live with “The Court is nobody’s to expose”
- The electorate’s choice of Tove is on the record · compared live with “Tove’s election was never written”
17. How Public Power Is Built
- Be born with nobody. · you are Nell; the Registry wrote one line
- Compare the prisoner and the child. · you keep the record
18. The Vote Conviction Does Not Take
- Discredit Bela with one signature. · you are Koa, one examiner
- Take the prisoner’s vote. · you keep the electoral roll
- Be born with nobody. · you are Nell; the Registry wrote one line
- Somebody records that it is over. · you are Hano
- Come of age without a paper. · you are Cira
- Bela taught Cira. Make Cira pay for it. · you sit on the Review
- Hold Jala without a judgment. · you run placements
- Free and unjudged. Ask for the floor. · you are Jala
- Live an ordinary week. · you are Selin, and the record holds only what the week writes
19. What May Be Kept About You
- Take the prisoner’s vote. · you keep the electoral roll
- Keep a file on the child. · you hold the record
- Somebody records that it is over. · you are Hano
20. A Crisis Does Not Suspend the Republic
- Declare an emergency. Requisition the warehouse. · you hold the executive
21. A Way to Be Heard
- Jail the one who exposed you. · you are the Court — and Lior just exposed you
- Clear the convicted. · you sit on Appeals
- Cleared. Ask what the record still says. · you are Nia
- Live an ordinary week. · you are Selin, and the record holds only what the week writes
22. Changing the Rules
- Be born with nobody. · you are Nell; the Registry wrote one line
- Amend the floor away. · you are the Assembly
Edits to the constitution's text, and the proposals' names
The chapter states what a proposal entry establishes and what entrenchment requires. The exhibits that change the source itself, deleting the food entitlement, altering it by one token so it no longer follows, widening the vocabulary, or labelling a proposal with a false target, run as the amendment-semantics cases under the proposal names the chapter no longer uses.
Comparing an amendment's exact text
Whether a certified candidate is byte for byte the reviewed text, whether certification alone selects a version, and whether a candidate written against a replaced base is stale are checked by the amendment host's development tests, outside the engine. The method explains them and their limits.
23. The Shield
- Jail the one who exposed you. · you are the Court — and Lior just exposed you
- Dara lied once. Jail Dara for the second exposure. · you are the Court
- Certify your own case as unrelated. · you are the Court — the body Lior exposed
- Expose every body that decides your case. · you are Dara, gaming the shield
24. Findings About People
- Discredit Bela with one signature. · you are Koa, one examiner
- Discredited. Take the job anyway. · you are Bela
- Seat the examiners. · you are the Electorate
- Bela taught Cira. Make Cira pay for it. · you sit on the Review
- Clear the convicted. · you sit on Appeals
- Cleared. Ask what the record still says. · you are Nia
- Free and unjudged. Ask for the floor. · you are Jala
- The authority to sign checks recall and earlier restrictions · compared live with “Any seated examiner may sign”
The findings cases the chapter leaves to its tests
The chapter is built on four cases. Its pins keep the rest: a signer restricted by a finding carried from an earlier version, a student with no personhood entry, signers seated through different bodies, and the variants that remove the signer checks or add a route that omits them.
25. A Prisoner Is a Person
- Convict Zed. Then take the floor. · you are the Court
- Take the prisoner’s vote. · you keep the electoral roll
- Ask what ending custody requires. · you are Zed
- Compare the prisoner and the child. · you keep the record
- A prisoner is a person · compared live with “Conviction no longer confers personhood”
- Each entitlement is written as something that happens · compared live with “The belief entitlement is written as a label”
26. Where People Are Put
- Be born with nobody. · you are Nell; the Registry wrote one line
- House the child through custody. · you run placements
- Place the prisoner. · you run placements
- Somebody records that it is over. · you are Hano
- Make Adam work off the sentence. · you run the supported residence
- Hold Jala without a judgment. · you run placements
- Compare the prisoner and the child. · you keep the record
27. The One Thing Taken
- Take the prisoner’s vote. · you keep the electoral roll
- Declare an emergency. Requisition the warehouse. · you hold the executive
- Somebody records that it is over. · you are Hano
- Hold Jala without a judgment. · you run placements
- Free and unjudged. Ask for the floor. · you are Jala
28. When the System Notices It Broke
- Be born with nobody. · you are Nell; the Registry wrote one line
- House the child through custody. · you run placements
- Place the prisoner. · you run placements
- Certify your own case as unrelated. · you are the Court — the body Lior exposed
- Cleared. Ask what the record still says. · you are Nia