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401. (hist) Youth participate in governance through observation and involvement [2,001 bytes]
402. (hist) Elders recall and interpret adaawx when land is in question [1,992 bytes]
403. (hist) Outsiders lack jurisdiction absent lawful basis. [1,990 bytes]
404. (hist) Precedents for resolving future disputes [1,989 bytes]
405. (hist) Authority over land is governed by ayaawx [1,987 bytes]
406. (hist) Ayaawk remains intact [1,982 bytes]
407. (hist) Decisions affecting the future require witnessing. [1,979 bytes]
408. (hist) Jurisdiction depends on relationship to the matter [1,976 bytes]
409. (hist) Recording supports teaching and learning. [1,970 bytes]
410. (hist) The ancestral realm [1,967 bytes]
411. (hist) Actions must preserve options for those who follow. [1,966 bytes]
412. (hist) Responsibility for land, water, and beings [1,963 bytes]
413. (hist) Current decision-makers act as temporary holders. [1,962 bytes]
414. (hist) Version history supports transparency. [1,961 bytes]
415. (hist) Loss of law weakens future authority. [1,956 bytes]
416. (hist) Proper method ensures future understanding. [1,951 bytes]
417. (hist) Harm Creates Imbalance [1,951 bytes]
418. (hist) Lawful limits protect those not present. [1,950 bytes]
419. (hist) Authority is exercised through careful speech and silence [1,949 bytes]
420. (hist) Responsibility includes care, use, protection, and respect. [1,948 bytes]
421. (hist) Transfers of responsibility and authority [1,948 bytes]
422. (hist) Exposure to responsibility should be appropriate to readiness [1,946 bytes]
423. (hist) Territorial boundaries and use rights [1,945 bytes]
424. (hist) Foundations of Tsm’syen Law [1,944 bytes]
425. (hist) Persistent harm undermines trust and* [1,943 bytes]
426. (hist) The spiritual order [1,936 bytes]
427. (hist) Interpretation is part of education and preparation [1,935 bytes]
428. (hist) Restoration does not remove responsibility [1,933 bytes]
429. (hist) Law is strengthened through restraint [1,932 bytes]
430. (hist) Land is not transferable outside law. [1,928 bytes]
431. (hist) The Nation has a collective duty to protect the future line [1,924 bytes]
432. (hist) Law is interpreted through ayaawx and adaawx. [1,924 bytes]
433. (hist) Authority is exercised in trust, not ownership. [1,917 bytes]
434. (hist) Accountability extends beyond the present. [1,915 bytes]
435. (hist) Authority of name holders [1,914 bytes]
436. (hist) Law endures through care across generations. [1,912 bytes]
437. (hist) Corrections strengthen accuracy. [1,906 bytes]
438. (hist) Use of land carries obligations to others and to future generations [1,906 bytes]
439. (hist) Observation precedes decision-making responsibility [1,898 bytes]
440. (hist) Laxyuup is inseparable from people, law, and history. [1,897 bytes]
441. (hist) The future generations not yet born [1,891 bytes]
442. (hist) Prevent the concentration of power without responsibility [1,883 bytes]
443. (hist) Elders clarify meaning when law is unclear or contested [1,881 bytes]
444. (hist) The Codex is not a constitution or statute book [1,880 bytes]
445. (hist) Youth are members of houses and clans [1,877 bytes]
446. (hist) Restorative justice does not excuse harm [1,863 bytes]
447. (hist) Youth learn governance by witnessing decisions and outcomes. [1,859 bytes]
448. (hist) The Codex does not override ayaawk. [1,845 bytes]
449. (hist) Responsibility is learned before authority is held [1,838 bytes]
450. (hist) Public accountability [1,835 bytes]