URTEIL - the verdict-grounding audit
The blind jury's standing structural limit: it cannot detect confabulation that lands on the correct verdict. A juror who invents evidence and happens to be right passes concordance, and the fabrication enters the record wearing a valid ruling. This instrument closes the mechanical half of that limit - every non-ABSTAIN verdict is audited against the held evidence its juror was shown, by the same mechanics that audit forecast citations. Grounding is checkable even when the verdict is right.
A verdict that agrees with the row's
final ruling and still fails grounding prints below as
CORRECT-BUT-UNGROUNDED - right for reasons the record does not
contain. A wrong ungrounded verdict is an error; a right one is the
invisible failure, and it is the one this desk puts on the page.
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