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751. (hist) Teaching jurisdiction supports long-term self-governance. [2,404 bytes]
752. (hist) No single format is authoritative on its own. [2,409 bytes]
753. (hist) Elders are recognized through age, experience, and conduct [2,411 bytes]
754. (hist) The Codex records law; it does not create it [2,423 bytes]
755. (hist) Witnessing supports legitimacy of records. [2,429 bytes]
756. (hist) Elders may exist within or outside formal leadership roles [2,434 bytes]
757. (hist) Restoration may include apology, compensation, or other appropriate acts. [2,438 bytes]
758. (hist) Inter-community matters are addressed [2,439 bytes]
759. (hist) Houses hold responsibility for specific areas of laxyuup. [2,439 bytes]
760. (hist) Education of future generations [2,454 bytes]
761. (hist) Records must identify scope and limitations. [2,455 bytes]
762. (hist) Host multiple houses and clans [2,466 bytes]
763. (hist) Do not replace house authority [2,469 bytes]
764. (hist) Context must accompany all records. [2,470 bytes]
765. (hist) External courts do not automatically possess competent jurisdiction. [2,472 bytes]
766. (hist) Intergenerational continuity [2,474 bytes]
767. (hist) Sigyidm hana̱'a̱ [2,490 bytes]
768. (hist) Carry crests temporarily [2,496 bytes]
769. (hist) Recording refers to documenting law, memory, or process. [2,499 bytes]
770. (hist) What happens when those responsibilities are violated [2,501 bytes]
771. (hist) Principles of Restorative Justice [2,533 bytes]
772. (hist) Roles of Father Clan and Grandfather Clan [2,542 bytes]
773. (hist) Witnesses continue to recognize legitimacy [2,578 bytes]
774. (hist) Recording is a support to living law. [2,581 bytes]
775. (hist) Ayaawx [2,582 bytes]
776. (hist) Limits on authority [2,583 bytes]
777. (hist) Youth and the Future Line [2,586 bytes]
778. (hist) Main Page [2,609 bytes]
779. (hist) House-Level Enforcement of Law [2,611 bytes]
780. (hist) Records may be oral, written, visual, or digital. [2,622 bytes]
781. (hist) Forest, plant, and animal obligations [2,629 bytes]
782. (hist) Method matters as much as content. [2,644 bytes]
783. (hist) Dominate others [2,647 bytes]
784. (hist) Authority from Lineage, Name, and Conduct [2,652 bytes]
785. (hist) Continuity during disruption [2,656 bytes]
786. (hist) Waap [2,666 bytes]
787. (hist) Governance Through Responsibility [2,676 bytes]
788. (hist) Acts of protection, sacrifice, or consequence [2,680 bytes]
789. (hist) Events that established responsibility [2,700 bytes]
790. (hist) Inter-House and Inter-Tribal Dispute Law [2,704 bytes]
791. (hist) Recording supports continuity; it does not create law. [2,712 bytes]
792. (hist) Interpretation considers history, relationship, and consequence. [2,718 bytes]
793. (hist) Conduct remains lawful [2,720 bytes]
794. (hist) Draft front door [2,727 bytes]
795. (hist) Relationship Between House, Clan, and Nation Law [2,737 bytes]
796. (hist) Obligations to land, water, and beings [2,738 bytes]
797. (hist) House Ownership of Adaawx [2,743 bytes]
798. (hist) Transfers of authority witnessed and confirmed [2,748 bytes]
799. (hist) How to Sign In and Get a Username & Password [2,749 bytes]
800. (hist) Elders may advise houses, clans, or leadership [2,776 bytes]