One court line, and what the processor does with it now
This note matches the processor as of 15 October 2026. IS and ARE stay the now-time verb. The operative cipher stays position, lodial, fact: 5>6>7. The processor does not switch verbs to a gerund-only -ING line, and it does not adopt a six-slot school diagram.
Not legal advice. A structure score is not a prediction of a ruling. A court caption can stay in court form. Correct the body: the facts, the names, and the amounts.
Walk one court line
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDANT SHALL FORTHWITH PAY.
- IT — pronoun (~4~), including in IT IS. The fact-name is absent.
- IS — the now-time verb (~2~). A second IS or ARE on the same line is a structure warning.
- HEREBY — an adverb with no fact. The processor moves it to WITH THIS CLAIM.
- ORDERED — past time (~8~). Contract mode writes the present stem.
- SHALL and FORTHWITH — future (~9~) and an adverb. SHALL becomes IS. FORTHWITH becomes IN THIS RECORD.
- PAY — a verb with no position–lodial–fact close.
FOR THE PAYING OF THE SUM IS BY THE LIVING-MAN :GIVEN-NAME:
The cipher on that shape is 5, 6, 7, then 5, 6, 7, then one IS, then 5, 6, 7. Read it forward and backward after ANALYZE.
Pronouns and lodials
- Pronouns (~4~): I, ME, HE, SHE, IT, THEY, THEM, HIM, US, WE, YOU, WHO, WHOM, WHICH.
- Lodials (~6~): HIS, HER, MY, YOUR, OUR, plus A, AN, THE, THIS, and THAT. They are not pronouns.
- I personally saw keeps I and adds BY THE PERSONAL-KNOWLEDGE OF THE FACT. The processor does not invent a second I.
Future words
TO, SHALL, WILL, WOULD, and MAY become IS when the claim is present. MUST and CAN are marked ~9~ for a hand rewrite. They are not auto-replaced, so a line such as CAN CREATE stays intact until you rewrite it.
Positions and set phrases
OF, BY, FOR, WITH, IN, and OVER are positions (~5~). AT, UNDER, and BEFORE are review, not ~5~. AT DEATH stays AT DEATH. It does not become IN THE DEATH.
Phrase targets
- IN THE EVENT THAT, and IF → WITH THE CONDITION OF
- NOTWITHSTANDING, and IN SPITE OF THE FACT THAT → WITH THE FACT
- DUE TO THE FACT THAT, and INASMUCH AS → BY THE FACT
- THE FACT THAT → THE FACT
- THE SAME → THE IDENTICAL-FACT
- THEREOF and THEREFROM → OF THIS RECORD
- WHEREIN, THEREFORE, and FORTHWITH → IN THIS RECORD
- RECORD RECTIFICATION → RECORD-RECTIFICATION
- UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY → UNDER THE PENALTY-OF-PERJURY
Name-form
JOHN DOE and DOE, JOHN with no hyphen are flagged as a name-form. The living claim on a QPSG line is :GIVEN-NAME: with hyphens and colon seals. A caption can stay in the court form. The flag is a parse-claim inside this framework. It is not a dictionary definition and not a court holding.
Two scores
The analysis summary counts structure: positions, lodials, pronouns, and warnings. That count is not a stranger’s score of your case, and it is not a forecast of what a court will do. Learn states the limit in Two scores and the limit. Parse-claims such as MORT-GAGE live in Parse-claims and name-form.
How to run it
- Paste the incoming court line into the processor.
- ANALYZE. Check IT, HEREBY, SHALL, and FORTHWITH on the grid.
- PREVIEW. Confirm AT DEATH, if you added it, is still AT DEATH.
- Read the certification panel if the outgoing line has two position–lodial–fact groups.