Conceptual Bases

“I was compelled to construct an engine that runs on memory, and it consumes their own records as fuel. Every contradiction it produces is theirs.”
Michael J. Burdette-Deakin

Working Conventions (Context for Professional Engagement)

The following notes describe working conventions relevant to correspondence and requests during professional review.
They do not form part of the evidential or analytical record.


Extended - Method & Conceptual Framework

The papers below collectively define the method and conceptualisation roots by which the forensic evidential system design and compilation, including chronology engineering, cross-domain record reconciliation, and tamper-resistant evidential architecture was built and verified.

Note: Some of these papers were generated in the earlier stages of design and build of the suite, as such some later discoveries are not mentioned and some details, files ~ number, navigation have changed and do not entirely reflect the same values (how many files) in the current iteration.
For full suite manifest of documents please see "manifest.txt" in the root of the suite.

The 'knowledge' the system organises is foundational in its source and coherent in its structure. Its resolution is justified by a deductive chain of legal inference that is traceable, transparent, and conditionally dependent upon the accuracy of the admitted facts, thereby providing a warranted assertion of the most likely legal outcome