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Category: Tsm’syen Law<br />
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== Purpose ==<br />
This entry affirms that jurisdiction under Tsm’syen law is determined by the scope of the issue being addressed. Authority expands or contracts according to the reach of the harm, responsibility, and consequences involved.<br />
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== Core Principle ==<br />
'''Jurisdiction follows the scope of the issue.'''<br />
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== Meaning ==<br />
Scope refers to the extent of impact caused by a matter.<br />
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Scope may include:<br />
* The number of people or houses affected<br />
* The relationships involved<br />
* The land, waters, or territory impacted<br />
* The duration and intensity of consequences<br />
* The implications for continuity across generations<br />
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Jurisdiction must align with scope to be lawful.<br />
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== Alignment of Scope and Authority ==<br />
Lawful jurisdiction exists when:<br />
* Authority matches the breadth of the issue<br />
* Responsibility is placed where impact is felt<br />
* Knowledge and relationship correspond to scope<br />
* Witnessing is sufficient for the level involved<br />
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Mismatched scope and authority undermine legitimacy.<br />
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== Movement Across Levels ==<br />
As scope changes, jurisdiction may move.<br />
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* Narrow scope → house-level jurisdiction<br />
* Inter-house scope → clan-level jurisdiction<br />
* Broad or collective scope → wider recognition and placement<br />
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Movement follows necessity, not preference or convenience.<br />
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== Risks of Misalignment ==<br />
When jurisdiction does not follow scope:<br />
* Authority may be overextended or insufficient<br />
* Responsibility may be displaced<br />
* Resolution may appear complete without restoring balance<br />
* Future conflict or imbalance may result<br />
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Correct placement prevents escalation and misuse.<br />
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== Relationship to Competence ==<br />
Competence is required at each scope.<br />
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An authority may:<br />
* Be competent at one level<br />
* Lack competence at a broader or narrower level<br />
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Jurisdiction must adjust accordingly.<br />
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== Continuity ==<br />
By aligning jurisdiction with the scope of the issue, Tsm’syen law preserves balance, accountability, and continuity across generations.<br />
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See also: [[Competent Jurisdiction]]</div>Amusterer