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351. (hist) Failure to restore balance may require further action [2,083 bytes]
352. (hist) The Codex is subject to correction and refinement. [2,075 bytes]
353. (hist) Consistency across houses and clans [2,074 bytes]
354. (hist) Revision does not imply instability of law. [2,073 bytes]
355. (hist) Jurisdiction follows the scope of the issue. [2,073 bytes]
356. (hist) Houses have jurisdiction over internal house matters. [2,070 bytes]
357. (hist) Disconnection from land weakens law. [2,068 bytes]
358. (hist) Clear jurisdiction protects the integrity of law [2,066 bytes]
359. (hist) Future generations are holders of inherent interest. [2,065 bytes]
360. (hist) Disputes create imbalance beyond a single house [2,064 bytes]
361. (hist) Living practice across generations [2,063 bytes]
362. (hist) Jurisdiction is specific, not universal [2,062 bytes]
363. (hist) Agreements, conflicts, and resolutions [2,060 bytes]
364. (hist) Distance from the people, land, or law limits competence [2,058 bytes]
365. (hist) Law endures through correct method. [2,053 bytes]
366. (hist) No body holds unlimited jurisdiction. [2,053 bytes]
367. (hist) Youth are not excluded from law, but are guided into it [2,053 bytes]
368. (hist) Their interests are represented through present restraint. [2,050 bytes]
369. (hist) Continuity depends on careful preservation. [2,050 bytes]
370. (hist) Authority without competence cannot produce lawful outcomes [2,050 bytes]
371. (hist) Witnessing records intent and consequence. [2,049 bytes]
372. (hist) Interpretation does not eliminate responsibility [2,047 bytes]
373. (hist) Elders help prevent escalation and misuse of power [2,047 bytes]
374. (hist) Present authority carries long-term responsibility. [2,044 bytes]
375. (hist) Public memory preserves the legitimacy of resolution. [2,044 bytes]
376. (hist) Short-term benefit must not undermine continuity. [2,042 bytes]
377. (hist) Authority connected to specific territory [2,042 bytes]
378. (hist) Ayaawx and adaawx must be passed intact. [2,039 bytes]
379. (hist) Relationship to land is maintained through conduct [2,039 bytes]
380. (hist) Consequences of violating Ayaawk [2,039 bytes]
381. (hist) Lawful access preserves trust. [2,038 bytes]
382. (hist) Jurisdiction without competence is invalid [2,035 bytes]
383. (hist) Governance structures must remain understandable. [2,034 bytes]
384. (hist) Guidance focuses on balance, memory, and consequence [2,032 bytes]
385. (hist) Protection of future generations sustains the Nation. [2,030 bytes]
386. (hist) Participation increases with knowledge, conduct, and readiness [2,030 bytes]
387. (hist) Future generations include those not yet born. [2,025 bytes]
388. (hist) Dispute resolution requires witnesses [2,025 bytes]
389. (hist) Recording does not freeze law. [2,023 bytes]
390. (hist) Adaawx record boundaries, histories, and events tied to laxyuup [2,021 bytes]
391. (hist) Absence from the Codex does not negate law [2,020 bytes]
392. (hist) Continuity through Adaawk [2,020 bytes]
393. (hist) Serve external interests [2,019 bytes]
394. (hist) Decisions must consider enduring impact. [2,010 bytes]
395. (hist) Correct restraint strengthens long-term governance. [2,009 bytes]
396. (hist) Elders do not substitute for the responsibility of houses. [2,006 bytes]
397. (hist) Responsibility to land is collective and ongoing [2,004 bytes]
398. (hist) Video Archive [2,004 bytes]
399. (hist) Elders support the transmission of law through teaching and example [2,003 bytes]
400. (hist) Smalgyax Video Archive [2,003 bytes]