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Evidence Explorer

Evidence artifacts are immutable support for constitutional claims. Each is rendered from the Evidence Projection with its citing verifications and referencing attributions. This destination consumes Projection Layer outputs only.

Active constitutional concepts

  • EvidenceArtifact
  • Verification
  • Attribution (reports presence only)

Next: Observe each recorded artifact, then trace it to the verifications and attributions that cite it — or note their constitutionally faithful absence.

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Occupational Medicine · recorded demonstration evidence

Evidence of restriction issuance and receipt

Two artifacts are recorded: the work-restrictions notice and the employer receipt. Both prove transmission and receipt — neither proves acceptance or operational execution. Because no verification or attribution was recorded against them, the explorer shows that absence rather than fabricate closure.

Work restrictions notice

ev-restrictions-notice

Reference · ref://occmed/restrictions-notice

Submitted by
actor-occ-physician
Submitted at
Content hash
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Governance event
ge-restrictions-communicated

Citing verifications

No verification cites this artifact. The projection reports this absence faithfully — it does not infer a verification that was never recorded (CE-001).

Referencing attributions

No attribution references this artifact. Attribution reports the PRESENCE of supporting evidence; where none is recorded, no conclusion is fabricated (CE-001).

Employer receipt record

ev-employer-receipt

Reference · ref://occmed/employer-receipt

Submitted by
actor-employer
Submitted at
Content hash
—
Governance event
ge-employer-receipt

Citing verifications

No verification cites this artifact. The projection reports this absence faithfully — it does not infer a verification that was never recorded (CE-001).

Referencing attributions

No attribution references this artifact. Attribution reports the PRESENCE of supporting evidence; where none is recorded, no conclusion is fabricated (CE-001).