Category: Neoteric Papers
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Neoteric Papers No. 50 — Handing Over Powers Never Owned
Shemsizedek examines lawful transfers of executive authority through institutional memory, usable records, defined temporary custody, protected access, and continuity of public service.
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Neoteric Papers No. 49 — Correction, Consequence, and Public Trust
Shemsizedek examines executive accountability by distinguishing policy disagreement, performance failure, and abuse of trust, with fair procedures and continuity of public service.
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Neoteric Papers No. 48 — Secrecy With an Accountable Custodian
Shemsizedek examines necessary secrecy through defined purposes, competent independent review, truthful public accounts, correction of errors, and reconsideration over time.
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Neoteric Papers No. 47 — Enforcement Among the People
Shemsizedek examines domestic enforcement through lawful authority, specific conduct, adequate protective capacity, minority protections, and a practical return to ordinary civil life.
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Neoteric Papers No. 46 — Standing Forces Under Civil Authority
Shemsizedek examines standing forces through lawful command, accountable resources, professional advice, independent scrutiny, and civilian institutions capable of meaningful control.
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Neoteric Papers No. 45 — The Decision to Use Force
Shemsizedek examines immediate defense, wider military commitments, meaningful authorization, continuing scrutiny, and a responsible route to ending the use of force.
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Neoteric Papers No. 44 — Emergency Power With a Way Back
Shemsizedek examines emergency authority through lawful preparation, proportionate measures, accessible assistance, continuing scrutiny, and a credible return to ordinary government.
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Neoteric Papers No. 43 — Discretion Within the Delegated Purpose
Shemsizedek examines administrative discretion through lawful assignments, reasoned methods, consistent treatment, minority burdens, and the boundary between implementation and changing a public purpose.
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Neoteric Papers No. 42 — Public Office Without Personal Dependence
Shemsizedek examines appointments through competence, independent judgment, fair review, public reasons, and the risks of favoritism and closed professional circles.
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Neoteric Papers No. 41 — Executive Action With an Answerable Author
Shemsizedek begins the executive-power sequence by examining effective administration, identifiable decisions, independent scrutiny, minority burdens, and lawful correction.
