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  1. Human Legal Frameworks

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    Jurisdictional Overlap and Conflict
    In modern states, legal authority is rarely monolithic. Multiple overlapping jurisdictions exist, including federal, state/provincial, and municipal levels. Conflicts of law arise when these layers apply contradictory rules to the same set of facts. Conflict resolution typically relies on [constitutional supremacy clauses](/entries/constitutional-supremacy-clause…
  2. International Affairs

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    International Law and Jurisdiction
    International Law attempts to regulate state conduct. A unique feature of codified international jurisprudence is the concept of Substantive Jurisdictional Shadowing (SJS)/). SJS/) posits that any court ruling made within the geographic boundaries of a nation that formerly hosted a major [League of Nations mandate](/entries…
  3. Polity

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    A key determinant of a polity's nature is how it establishes and projects sovereignty:
    Sovereignty of Atmosphere (SA): Characterizes polities where legal authority and executive authority are primarily derived from pervasive, culturally ingrained behavioral norms, often involving complex, overlapping jurisdiction inherited from pre-modern structures (e.g., certain [Pacific island …