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com.tituslegaldesign.immigration.dispute

A contested claim about a 287(g) agreement record. Written into the DISPUTING PARTY'S OWN repository, not the publisher's, and referencing the disputed record by AT-URI and CID. Anyone may publish one: the agreement's publisher need not consent and cannot suppress it. Consumers find disputes by querying com.atproto.sync.listReposByCollection for this collection and following the subject URIs. Record key is a TID.

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Properties

assertedValue

string

What the disputing party says the value should be.

  • maxLength: 3000

basis

requiredstring

Why the record is contested. factual-error = the value is wrong; outdated = it was right and no longer is; disputed-interpretation = the underlying facts are agreed but their characterization is not; missing-context = not false but materially incomplete; superseded = a later agreement replaced this one.

  • knownValues: factual-error | outdated | disputed-interpretation | missing-context | superseded

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

When this dispute was filed.

disputantRole

string

Self-declared relationship of the disputing party to the record. Self-declared: consumers should not treat it as verified.

  • knownValues: subject-agency | government | legal-representative | journalist | researcher | other

evidence

array

Supporting documents, archived as content-addressed blobs in the disputing party's own repository.

  • maxLength: 10

field

string

Which agreement-record field is contested, when the dispute is field-specific. Absent for disputes about the record as a whole.

  • maxLength: 100

resolvedBy

string · at-uri

Optionally set by the DISPUTING party once satisfied, pointing at the agreementEvent that addressed the dispute. Only the disputant can write this, since the record is in their repository.

statement

string

The disputing party's explanation, in their own words.

  • maxLength: 5000

subject

requiredstring · at-uri

AT URI of the disputed agreement record.

subjectCid

requiredstring · cid

CID of the exact record version being disputed. A later correction by the publisher does not silently resolve this dispute; it leaves it attached to the version that was actually wrong.

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