Grievance Half-Life

Definition

The period required for half of the authority conferred by a grievance claim to be either empirically revalidated, structurally revised, or institutionally sunset. A long or infinite half-life indicates authority persisting independently of outcome evidence or contextual change.

Formula

Example

A grievance mandate with 5-year review cycles has finite half-life and renewal mechanisms; one without sunset provisions approaches infinite half-life and accumulates without constraint.

Source

LGIT-MFC Section 3.1