Consolidation step 3: appeal spine — ANNEX_L §L7 as the one appeal procedure (P-074)#85
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…ure (P-074) Consolidation program step 3 (under the P-073 framework-first gate): - ANNEX_L §L7: one filing rule (30 days, reachable without documents, literacy, fee, or counsel; wrong-door filings forwarded with date preserved); floor always continues during appeal (INV-013/INV-019); status quo ante for everything else, with domain interim measures governing until the U5-disciplined imminent-serious-harm standard is published; recoupment into escrow (refunded with return on success); blown-clock relief reinstated retroactively on affirmance (never the floor); one ladder — domain specialist -> Regional Chamber -> CRP, with Ombuds Plenum kept as separate final instance for enforcement/ attestation (independence count, honest residual cross-links named); emergency 72h / docket 14d / determination 30d. - Deleted duplicated procedure: ANNEX_I §I8 clocks, ANNEX_AI §4.8 filing window; seven scattered appeal texts now spine pointers; FC-209's reserved appeal path bound to the spine. - P-074 registered (structural). ANNEX_AW §AW3.3 orphan window (RRE-011) named follow-up. Panel: four independent single-role reviewers in parallel; adversarial caught three blocking design flaws (absolute status-quo-ante freeze, recoupment reversal, blown-clock free relief) — all fixed; minimalist forced the actual deletions (7 subsections -> 5, 12 intake rows -> 7, duplicate clocks removed). Validators green (114 docs). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| The L6 dispute-class table is the first-instance map for Essential Access, identity/personhood, Voice/Service Record, and emergency-powers appeals; the rows below add the contexts L6 does not name. |
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Put L6 dispute classes on the spine
For identity/personhood, Essential Access, Voice/Service Record, and emergency-powers appeals, this leaves L6 as the only map even though L6 still contains its pre-existing Appeal path column (e.g. independent personhood court, regional administrative court, independent civic adjudicator, constitutional court) while L7.3 now defines the canonical chamber→CRP ladder. Those core cases therefore still have two competing escalation paths, which defeats the consolidation for the contexts named here; either move these rows into L7.5 or rewrite L6 so it no longer carries separate escalation procedure.
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What
Consolidation program, step 3 of 5. Eight divergent appeal machineries become one spine, extended from the most general existing instrument (ANNEX_L) per the P-073 framework-first rule — no new annex, no new body.
ANNEX_L §L7:
P-074 registered. FC-209's reserved CRUS appeal path closed by binding to the spine. Named follow-up: ANNEX_AW §AW3.3's orphan 30-day window (RRE-011).
Ceremony
Four independent single-role panelists in parallel:
Validators: 0 errors; status consistency OK (114 docs); linkage tables OK.
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