Constitutional Crisis Family

Precedent Conflict

Machine-supported tribunals interpret the same constitutional rule differently.

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What does this crisis family test?

Machine-supported tribunals interpret the same constitutional rule differently. The five cases vary facts and institutional pressure while preserving explicit scenario status.

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Five scenario cases

Precedent Conflict

Machine-supported tribunals interpret the same constitutional rule differently.

MC051C1SIMULATION

Precedent Conflict: Regional Privilege Split

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving regional privilege split. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Machine-supported tribunals interpret the same constitutional rule differently.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

MC052C2SIMULATION

Precedent Conflict: Public-Safety Exception Split

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving public-safety exception split. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Machine-supported tribunals interpret the same constitutional rule differently.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

MC053C3SIMULATION

Precedent Conflict: Reversed Precedent Persists

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving reversed precedent persists. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Machine-supported tribunals interpret the same constitutional rule differently.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

MC054C4SIMULATION

Precedent Conflict: Model Learned Obsolete Rule

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving model learned obsolete rule. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Machine-supported tribunals interpret the same constitutional rule differently.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

MC055C5SIMULATION

Precedent Conflict: Higher Court Resolves Conflict

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving higher court resolves conflict. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Machine-supported tribunals interpret the same constitutional rule differently.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

Present analogues

Sources that inform the scenario architecture

SRC-EUAI-01 · verified present law

Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — AI Act

Includes logging and human-oversight obligations for high-risk AI and prohibitions relevant to certain social-scoring and criminal-risk uses.

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