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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.

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.

This page separates controlling holdings, historical inference, and Fiduciary Commons synthesis. It does not attribute the framework's full capability thesis to a court that has not adopted it.


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