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Errors May Be Corrected Through Lawful Process  
Category: Tsm’syen Law  
Page status: Working

== Principle ==
Errors may be corrected through lawful process.

== Meaning ==
Recording, transcription, translation, or interpretation may contain mistakes.  
Recognition of fallibility allows correction while maintaining respect for authority and source.

== Function ==
Lawful correction preserves accuracy, credibility, and continuity.  
It ensures the record better reflects witnessed understanding, precedent, and proper context.

== Requirements ==
Corrections should be transparent.  
Where appropriate, they should reference the reason for change, the source relied upon, and who confirmed the revision.

== Limits ==
Correction is not alteration of law.  
It may clarify or repair mistakes in recording, but it cannot be used to invent, erase, or appropriate authority.

== Implications ==
Refusing to correct known error weakens trust in the record.  
Proper correction strengthens legitimacy.

== Cross References ==
* [[The Codex Reflects Ayaawk as Practiced and Witnessed]]
* [[Recording Requires Care, Accuracy, and Context]]
* [[Interpretation Remains Relational and Contextual]]
* [[The Codex Supports Reference, Not Command]]