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|[se-contract-kit](https://github.com/structural-explainability/se-contract-kit)| Shared Python tooling for packaging, validating, and distributing SE contract artifacts. |
|[accountable-record](https://github.com/structural-explainability/accountable-record)| Language-neutral, data-first Accountable Record contract for bundles, profiles, reports, conformance, packages, and verification semantics. |
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### Domain Record Systems
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Domain record systems implement the Accountable Record contract using ordinary
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|[judicial-record](https://github.com/structural-explainability/judicial-record)| General judicial record system for decisions, opinions, claims, holdings, citations, dependencies, later treatment, procedural history, source spans, and judicial record reports. |
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|[civic-record](https://github.com/structural-explainability/civic-record)| General civic record system for people, organizations, roles, meetings, documents, relationships, funding, actions, sources, decisions, and civic records. |
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### Jurisdiction-Specific Record Systems
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### Judicial Record Systems
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Jurisdiction-specific systems specialize a general domain record system for a
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particular court, jurisdiction, source system, institutional setting, or public
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|[judicial-record-us-federal-supreme](https://github.com/structural-explainability/judicial-record-us-federal-supreme)| U.S. Supreme Court specialization and fixture set for Judicial Record, including source, citation, opinion, docket, court, and jurisdiction-specific conventions. |
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### Civic Record Systems
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Civic record systems cover public institutions, organizations, roles, meetings,
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documents, relationships, funding, actions, sources, decisions, obligations, and
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governance records.
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Civic specializations may focus on particular institutional functions or public
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record contexts while consuming `civic-record` and `accountable-record` rather
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than redefining either one.
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Potential civic specializations include:
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-`municipal-record` for city departments, ordinances, meetings, budgets,
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permits, public works, public actions, and governance records.
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-`municipal-contract-record` for solicitations, bids, awards, vendors,
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