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Parity & honesty.

The rails that keep the South Carolina build honest are themselves public — each one enforced by a release test, not a promise.

TrialVector shows South Carolina law verbatim, teaches the procedure, and routes judgment calls to licensed South Carolina attorneys - it prepares no documents for you in South Carolina today.

No builder at all — the strictest tier, stated

South Carolina has no software safe-harbor statute, and § 40-5-310 places the definition of unauthorized practice with the Supreme Court itself — so this platform ships no document builder here. The served flow teaches the loaded clock and ROUTES. Any future document feature is double-gated behind SC_LIVE and SC_UPL_COUNSEL_CONFIRMED; no copy edit can open what code holds closed.

Eight states, provably apart

The contamination guard proves all eight states' corpus prefixes pairwise disjoint, and the citation wall blocks every sibling state's cite shapes on every South Carolina surface — symmetrically, in both directions. A Florida cite can never resolve as South Carolina law; the test suite says so on every run.

No vendor boundary — the court publishes every rule itself

The Judicial Branch publishes each rule on its own page, so this corpus loads South Carolina's rules PER RULE, whole — including Rule 6. Computed dates are raw calendar counts with the loaded counting rule linked as a unit, never a silent adjustment.

The 2026 wave is already integrated — and the watch stands

This load post-dates the April 30, 2026 amendment wave: Rule 54's own note and its 20-day text are the proof pins, carried inside the loaded rule itself. The maintenance docket is ledgered as the standing watch, and the session overlay stays armed on the compilation's own currency line — numbers are pulled, never invented.

Every number is live, cited, or refused

The corpus scale is pinned exactly per family and per title (sixteen title counts summing to 11,126, plus 230 constitutional units), every surface count is a live query, and the interest rate ships as a REFUSAL — no rate renders until the governing section is read and loaded.

The unofficial-compilation status is stated, not hidden

The statute publisher states its own unofficial status, and that status rides every South Carolina statutory unit's provenance. Self-represented readers see governing text verbatim with unit links — options with consequences, never a decision verb.

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