Deep analysis
What the research changes
Judgment Constitution 2.0 retains Articles I–XII rather than rewriting them for novelty. Cognitive Liberty, Action Requirement, Curiosity Protection, Consensual Adult Privacy, Prediction–Evidence Separation, Context Integrity, Human Normality, Temporal Forgiveness, Contestability, No Total Character Score, Consent-and-Harm Priority and Human Standing remain the core.
Six additions close recurring loopholes. Legitimate Jurisdiction separates technical access from authority. Due-Process Latency addresses machine-speed propagation. Restoration requires downstream repair. Emergency Sunset prevents temporary exception from becoming normal administration. Non-Moralization prevents law, risk and norm data from collapsing into human worth. Separation of Machine Powers prevents one system from observing, forecasting, proving, judging, punishing and archiving without adversarial checks.
The constitution deliberately avoids a rule that machines may never intervene. It instead raises response authority with evidence and harm. An imminent specific threat, verified fraud, stalking, coercion or attempt can justify strong action. An intrusive thought, controversial query, unusual adult consensual interest or lawful private risk cannot inherit that authority merely because it shares vocabulary with a harmful case.
The target is machine restraint: powerful perception and competent protection inside hard jurisdictional and evidentiary boundaries. A system should be able to understand human darkness without being authorized to reinterpret the existence of darkness as guilt.