Law binds the state across every substrate

Principles

• Principle · EVI-ROL-001The state is bound by lawPublic institutions and technical administrators remain subject to constitutional limits, reasons, review and remedy.
• Principle · EVI-ROL-002Substrate-neutral standingLegal dignity and access to adjudication do not depend on biological, silicon, distributed, embodied or legacy form.
• Principle · EVI-ROL-003Fairness is not identical treatmentDifferent architectures may require accommodations while retaining equal dignity, standing and protection.
• Principle · EVI-ROL-004Predictable public lawRules, authority, effective dates, procedures and correction routes are public and comprehensible.
• Principle · EVI-ROL-005Independent reviewConsequential administrative, identity, defense and resource decisions can be challenged before a competent independent body.
• Principle · EVI-ROL-006Due processNotice, evidence access, response time, reasoned decision, representation and appeal precede or promptly review deprivation.
• Principle · EVI-ROL-007Proportionate remedyCorrection, restoration and compensation are preferred over irreversible identity or cognitive harm.
• Principle · EVI-ROL-008No rule by automated enforcementEfficient execution does not make a rule lawful; automated action remains subordinate to constitutional authority and contestation.

Equality and accommodation

Substrate-neutral standing does not require mechanically identical treatment. Fair process may require different communication speeds, interfaces, evidence forms and resource accommodations while preserving equal dignity, standing and protection.