sovereign-legal

Jurisdictional analysis toolkit -- identify which jurisdiction a court operates in, translate terms across the four-layer jurisdictional stack, and generate questions that challenge court authority.

What it does

Maps the four-layer jurisdictional model (Natural Law > Common Law > Statutory/Equity > Commercial/Admiralty) and provides tools to analyze, translate, and challenge jurisdiction. Courts move between layers, often without disclosure. This toolkit makes those shifts visible.

Installation

uv pip install -e .

CLI usage

sovereign translate "custody"           # Show term across all 4 jurisdictional layers
sovereign question "motion to modify"   # Generate jurisdiction-challenging questions
sovereign identify-court filing.txt     # Classify court type from a legal document
sovereign analyze-jurisdiction order.pdf # Scan document for jurisdictional indicators

Architecture

Part of the sovereign architecture triad:

sovereign-legal (jurisdictional strategy)
    |
    +-- dna-rights (natural rights assertions, biological standing)
    |
    +-- embedded-commands (communication analysis, influence engineering)

• sovereign-legal provides the jurisdictional questioning framework used by the other two
• dna-rights applies natural rights arguments grounded in the jurisdictional layers defined here
• embedded-commands uses jurisdictional context for audience calibration in legal communications
• div_legal / caseledger apply these tools to active case work

Structure

sovereign-legal/
├── INTENT.md              # Governing document
├── pyproject.toml
├── data/translations.yaml # Term translations across jurisdictional layers
├── docs/                  # Framework documentation
├── html/                  # Self-contained HTML presentations
└── src/sovereign_legal/   # CLI toolkit

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Managed by policy-orchestrator. Category: legal.

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