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A condition where an institution lacks sufficient reserves of authority to sustain deliberation under pressure. The institution cannot hold judgment when capital-holders apply pressure because it lacks accumulated trust, mandate clarity, or procedural certainty. One of three necessary conditions for CLS.
A newly formed regulatory body has legitimacy scarcity—it cannot withstand industry pressure during its first major ruling because it has no accumulated track record of independent judgment.
CLS Section 2.1