The No Exceptions Doctrine
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| author | Maley, Amos |
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| contents | <p>This paper establishes the <strong>No Exceptions Doctrine</strong>, which holds that admissibility and standing admit <strong>no exceptions, exemptions, or special cases</strong>. Once the governing constraints are fixed, they apply uniformly and without context-sensitive override; any purported exception constitutes an admissibility violation rather than a legitimate boundary case. The argument is strictly eliminative and necessity-based, introducing no discretionary rules, override mechanisms, or contextual balancing frameworks. By ruling out exception-based reasoning entirely, the paper closes a pervasive class of scientific, philosophical, and governance practices that attempt to preserve favored outcomes by carving out special treatment where structural constraints have already been breached.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The No Exceptions Doctrine Maley, Amos <p>This paper establishes the <strong>No Exceptions Doctrine</strong>, which holds that admissibility and standing admit <strong>no exceptions, exemptions, or special cases</strong>. Once the governing constraints are fixed, they apply uniformly and without context-sensitive override; any purported exception constitutes an admissibility violation rather than a legitimate boundary case. The argument is strictly eliminative and necessity-based, introducing no discretionary rules, override mechanisms, or contextual balancing frameworks. By ruling out exception-based reasoning entirely, the paper closes a pervasive class of scientific, philosophical, and governance practices that attempt to preserve favored outcomes by carving out special treatment where structural constraints have already been breached.</p> |
| title | The No Exceptions Doctrine |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18523305 |