[
  {
    "lane": "Administrative drift",
    "frame": "When processes lack timely feedback, visible benchmarks, and consequence for avoidable delay, families lose trust and children absorb instability.",
    "use_rule": "Use source-dated metrics; avoid personal motive claims."
  },
  {
    "lane": "Measurement gap",
    "frame": "Public reports can show totals and trends, but families also need usable measures of delay, continuances, access, capacity, and follow-through.",
    "use_rule": "Ask for better public dashboards, not unsupported accusations."
  },
  {
    "lane": "Safety gap",
    "frame": "Speed alone is not reform. Safe routing must protect abuse, coercive control, stalking, sexual assault, and child-safety concerns.",
    "use_rule": "Keep crisis and safety exceptions in every reform lane."
  },
  {
    "lane": "Implementation gap",
    "frame": "Law changes need staffing, training, pilots, fiscal notes, and clear administrative ownership.",
    "use_rule": "Use phased implementation and public progress reports."
  },
  {
    "lane": "Record-supported naming",
    "frame": "Specific names and titles may be necessary where identifiable decisions, omissions, delays, procedural barriers, or implementation failures appear in record-supported materials.",
    "use_rule": "Tie each reference to date, role, and record source; mark disputed facts as disputed; avoid personal attacks and unsupported motive claims."
  }
]