Constitutional structure, fiduciary and public-trust traditions, general-warrant history, and digital-search doctrine inform the framework.
Delegated Public Authority
American governmental authority originates in the people and remains bounded by delegation and constitutional structure.
Fiduciary and Public Trust Foundations
Fiduciary and public-trust traditions support FC's account of constrained governmental power while remaining distinct from the positive-law question of a universal modern cause of action.
Fourth Amendment and General Warrants
Particularity and the general-warrant tradition provide a diagnostic for architectures that create perpetual, universal, discretionary, and delegable power.
Chatrie Carpenter and Riley
Digital-search doctrine shows why system capacity, aggregation, and access architecture matter. FC's standing-capability thesis must still be identified where it extends beyond a judicial holding.
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