Current DSL inventory

Current authored snapshot; separate from historical review and matcher samples.

15 canonical LAW files at law/*.law; 165 CASE files; 165 distinct case–law associations and 164 distinct opinion IDs. Parsed annotations contain 831 blocks, 348 merits instances, and 344 distinct (law, element, variant) labels on those instances. The canonical laws declare 318 element/exception/defense IDs. Count inputs.

Counts are recomputed from the authored files on each build. Only top-level law/*.law files are canonical here; nested alternative law drafts are excluded. All cases/**/*.case files are counted. An association is a distinct (case ID, law ID) pair; an opinion is a distinct parsed case ID, not a source-text deduplication. A variant is distinct within its law and element, and is counted only on a block for which casedsl.parse() returns block['instance']. Duplicate labels on an element count once. All declared elements, exceptions and defenses appear below, including zero counts. File counts include invalid files; annotation totals exclude them. Exact input files and SHA256 hashes make this snapshot auditable.

An instance is a decided holding with role applied and scope merits. A citation, rule announcement, comparator, hypothetical ruling, or lower-court holding alone does not meet that definition. cases/CASE-DSL.md

Counts by law

Every declared element

The variant catalogue is a supplementary authored source; its historical totals do not override the CASE-derived counts below. Each evidence list links the current instance-bearing CASE inputs.

Count inputs and SHA256 manifest

Hashes identify the authored input bytes, not a renewed source-text or legal verification. Every linked file is a published exact-source page.