Modern Violations and National Response - Revision history

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	== ESCALATION ==		== ESCALATION ==
	=== Limits and refusal ===		=== Limits and refusal ===
	* Escalation occurs when restoration is refused or ignored.		* [[Escalation occurs when restoration is refused or ignored.]]
	* Escalation remains lawful and proportionate.		* [[Escalation remains lawful and proportionate.]]
	* Persistent violation undermines relationship and trust.		* [[Persistent violation undermines relationship and trust.]]
	* Lawful refusal to accept harm protects the Nation.		* [[Lawful refusal to accept harm protects the Nation.]]

	== CONTINUITY ==		== CONTINUITY ==

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	== RESTORATION ==		== RESTORATION ==
	=== Repair and protection ===		=== Repair and protection ===
	* Response seeks restoration of balance.		* [[Response seeks restoration of balance.]]
	* Restoration may include cessation, repair, compensation, or protection.		* [[Restoration may include cessation, repair, compensation, or protection.]]
	* Prevention of further harm is part of restoration.		* [[Prevention of further harm is part of restoration.]]
	* Completion restores standing where possible.		* [[Completion restores standing where possible.]]

	== ESCALATION ==		== ESCALATION ==

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	=== Identification and clarity ===		=== Identification and clarity ===
	* [[Violations must be clearly identified]].		* [[Violations must be clearly identified]].
	* includes documentation Recognition, witnessing, and context.		* [[includes documentation Recognition, witnessing, and context]].
	* Silence or ambiguity enables continued harm.		* [[Silence or ambiguity enables continued harm]].
	* Clear naming protects law.		* [[Clear naming protects law.]]

	== NATIONAL RESPONSE ==		== NATIONAL RESPONSE ==
	=== Collective action ===		=== Collective action ===
	* Some violations exceed the scope of a single house.		* [[Some violations exceed the scope of a single house.]]
	* Nation-level response may be required when harm is widespread.		* [[Nation-level response may be required when harm is widespread.]]
	* National response coordinates, rather than replaces, internal authority.		* [[National response coordinates, rather than replaces, internal authority.]]
	* Action remains grounded in law and restraint.		* [[Action remains grounded in law and restraint.]]

	== ROLE OF HOUSES ==		== ROLE OF HOUSES ==
	=== Responsibility and standing ===		=== Responsibility and standing ===
	* Houses retain responsibility for harms involving their members.		* [[Houses retain responsibility for harms involving their members.]]
	* House-level response is primary where possible.		* [[House-level response is primary where possible.]]
	* Failure to respond may require broader intervention.		* [[Failure to respond may require broader intervention.]]
	* Standing is affected by conduct and response.		* [[Standing is affected by conduct and response]].

	== ROLE OF ELDERS ==		== ROLE OF ELDERS ==
	=== Guidance and interpretation ===		=== Guidance and interpretation ===
	* Elders may assist in interpreting law in modern contexts.		* [[Elders may assist in interpreting law in modern contexts.]]
	* Guidance draws on precedent and long memory.		* [[Guidance draws on precedent and long memory]].
	* Elders do not authorize violations.		* [[Elders do not authorize violations.]]
	* Trust limits the scope of guidance.		* [[Trust limits the scope of guidance.]]

	== RESTORATION ==		== RESTORATION ==
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	== CONTINUITY ==		== CONTINUITY ==
	=== Protection of law ===		=== Protection of law ===
	* Response to modern violations safeguards continuity.		* [[Response to modern violations safeguards continuity]].
	* Correct response strengthens law.		* [[Correct response strengthens law.]]
	* Failure to respond weakens authority.		* [[Failure to respond weakens authority.]]
	* Teaching correct response supports future governance.		* [[Teaching correct response supports future governance]].

	== To be developed ==		== To be developed ==
	* Documented modern violation examples		* [[Documented modern violation examples]]
	* Nation-level coordination practices		* [[Nation-level coordination practices]]
	* Relationship to external systems		* [[Relationship to external systems]]
	* Source citations		* [[Source citations]]

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	== General principles ==		== General principles ==
	* Modern forms of harm are subject to existing law.		* [[Modern forms of harm are subject to existing law]].
	* Violation does not nullify jurisdiction.		* [[Violation does not nullify jurisdiction]].
	* Response prioritizes protection of law, land, and people.		* [[Response prioritizes protection of law, land, and people]].
	* National response does not erase house or clan responsibility.		* [[National response does not erase house or clan responsibility]].
	* Escalation occurs when restoration is refused.		* [[Escalation occurs when restoration is refused]].

	== MODERN VIOLATIONS ==		== MODERN VIOLATIONS ==
	=== Contemporary harm ===		=== Contemporary harm ===
	* Modern violations include actions affecting land, water, resources, people, or law.		* [[Modern violations include actions affecting land, water, resources, people, or law]].
	* Harm may arise from individuals, organizations, or external systems.		* [[Harm may arise from individuals, organizations, or external systems.]]
	* New methods do not create new permissions.		* [[New methods do not create new permissions]].
	* All violations are assessed through ayaawx.		* [[All violations are assessed through ayaawx]].

	== RECOGNITION ==		== RECOGNITION ==
	=== Identification and clarity ===		=== Identification and clarity ===
	* Violations must be clearly identified.		* [[Violations must be clearly identified]].
	* ~~Recognition~~ includes documentation, witnessing, and context.		* includes documentation Recognition, witnessing, and context.
	* Silence or ambiguity enables continued harm.		* Silence or ambiguity enables continued harm.
	* Clear naming protects law.		* Clear naming protects law.

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= Modern Violations and National Response =

'''Category:''' Tsm’syen Law
'''Page status:''' Working

== Purpose ==
This page describes how modern violations of Tsm’syen law, land, and relationships are recognized and addressed at the Nation level. It records principles guiding response to contemporary harms while remaining grounded in ayaawx and adaawx.

This page does not define enforcement agencies or external legal strategies.

== General principles ==
* Modern forms of harm are subject to existing law.
* Violation does not nullify jurisdiction.
* Response prioritizes protection of law, land, and people.
* National response does not erase house or clan responsibility.
* Escalation occurs when restoration is refused.

== MODERN VIOLATIONS ==
=== Contemporary harm ===
* Modern violations include actions affecting land, water, resources, people, or law.
* Harm may arise from individuals, organizations, or external systems.
* New methods do not create new permissions.
* All violations are assessed through ayaawx.

== RECOGNITION ==
=== Identification and clarity ===
* Violations must be clearly identified.
* Recognition includes documentation, witnessing, and context.
* Silence or ambiguity enables continued harm.
* Clear naming protects law.

== NATIONAL RESPONSE ==
=== Collective action ===
* Some violations exceed the scope of a single house.
* Nation-level response may be required when harm is widespread.
* National response coordinates, rather than replaces, internal authority.
* Action remains grounded in law and restraint.

== ROLE OF HOUSES ==
=== Responsibility and standing ===
* Houses retain responsibility for harms involving their members.
* House-level response is primary where possible.
* Failure to respond may require broader intervention.
* Standing is affected by conduct and response.

== ROLE OF ELDERS ==
=== Guidance and interpretation ===
* Elders may assist in interpreting law in modern contexts.
* Guidance draws on precedent and long memory.
* Elders do not authorize violations.
* Trust limits the scope of guidance.

== RESTORATION ==
=== Repair and protection ===
* Response seeks restoration of balance.
* Restoration may include cessation, repair, compensation, or protection.
* Prevention of further harm is part of restoration.
* Completion restores standing where possible.

== ESCALATION ==
=== Limits and refusal ===
* Escalation occurs when restoration is refused or ignored.
* Escalation remains lawful and proportionate.
* Persistent violation undermines relationship and trust.
* Lawful refusal to accept harm protects the Nation.

== CONTINUITY ==
=== Protection of law ===
* Response to modern violations safeguards continuity.
* Correct response strengthens law.
* Failure to respond weakens authority.
* Teaching correct response supports future governance.

== To be developed ==
* Documented modern violation examples
* Nation-level coordination practices
* Relationship to external systems
* Source citations

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''Navigation''
>> [[Structure of the Nation]]
>> [[Laxyuup — Lands of the Tsm’syen]]
>> [[Stewardship and Resource Law]]
>> [[Inter-House and Inter-Tribal Dispute Law]]
>> [[Competent Jurisdiction]]
>> [[Principles of Restorative Justice]]
>> [[Ayaawx]]
>> [[Adaawx]]