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Compassion BenchmarkDaily BriefingSaturday, June 6, 2026No. 53

Bolivia 28.4 → 18.4 (−10.0) — CODIFIED-IMPUNITY-ESCALATION: Signed Military-Force Law with Presumption-of-Legality Shield Crosses Developing to Critical

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Bolivia's CODIFIED-IMPUNITY-ESCALATION crosses Developing to Critical in the pipeline's second band crossing in four days: President Paz signed a presumption-of-legality military-force law, 10 protesters killed and 365 arrested, superseding the June 5 proposal at a materially larger −10.0 magnitude; Venezuela confirmed at 18.0 as UN FFM crimes-against-humanity findings document already-priced harm amid a partial de-escalation; Haiti confirmed at near-floor 4.7 on record 1.5 million displaced, gang-driven.

Independent daily scoring of how 1,286 institutions recognize, respond to, and reduce suffering — 0–100 composite, 8 dimensions.

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Today's 20 assessments by band
Today's 8 signals by severity
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12 forward triggers tracked.

The full finding & its evidence

Today's analysis

The most significant editorial findings in the Jun 6 briefing.

Editorial insight

One change proposal this cycle. Bolivia (28.4→18.4, −10.0, Developing→Critical) is the only scored movement and a band crossing: President Paz signed a law (June 8, 2026) authorizing military force against protesters with a presumption-of-legality impunity shield — a codified structural state-conduct change that degrades ACC, INT, BND, EQU, and EMP beyond the attested casualties already documented on June 5.

Today's question
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The CODIFIED-IMPUNITY-ESCALATION ruling scores on the signed law as a durable state-conduct change — but the methodology has not yet specified whether judicial annulment of the law, absent toll reversal, is sufficient to reverse scores that also rest on attested deaths and detentions.

If Bolivia's ACC and INT dimensional scores rest on the signed June 8 presumption-of-legality law as a codified impunity structure, does judicial annulment of that law — without any reduction in the attested death and detention toll — constitute sufficient evidence to reverse the dimensional moves that drove the Developing-to-Critical band crossing?
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12 assessed · 1 down · 11 holds · largest: Bolivia -10

Today's movement: 0 upgrades, 11 holds; largest move Bolivia -10.100+10Bolivia-10Venezuela0Haiti0Uganda0United States0India0Iran0Democratic Republic…0UnitedHealth Group0Oracle Corporation0Russia0Myanmar0
Lead signalcritical

Bolivia 28.4 → 18.4 (−10.0) — CODIFIED-IMPUNITY-ESCALATION: Signed Military-Force Law with Presumption-of-Legality Shield Crosses Developing to Critical

Where this sits
Bolivia 28.4 → 18.4 (−10.0) — CODIFIED-IMPUNITY-ESCALATION: Signed Military-Force Law with Presumption-of-Legality Shield Crosses Developing to Critical score: 6.3 — in the Critical band (0–20). 13.7 points to the Developing band.6.313.7 pts to Developing
What the evidence shows
The new law would allow soldiers to use force against protesters, and also grants them a 'presumption of legality' in conflict situations.
Al Jazeera2026-06-07Journalism
Sources (3)
The new law would allow soldiers to use force against protesters, and also grants them a 'presumption of legality' in conflict situations.
Al Jazeera2026-06-07Journalism
from May 1 to June 2, the unrest resulted in 10 deaths, 37 injuries and 365 arrests
ABC News2026-06-08Journalism
The law gives the president a framework to declare an emergency and deploy the armed forces in operations intended to re-open highways and restore the movement of food, fuel and medical supplies.
JURIST2026-06-08Cross-referenced
What we found

President Arce Paz signed into law (June 8, 2026) legislation authorizing the military to use force against protesters and granting soldiers a presumption-of-legality shield — their actions deemed lawful unless proven otherwise. This codified impunity structure is a durable state-conduct change that pre-commits the apparatus to non-acknowledgment of harm, pulling ACC to 1.3 and INT to 1.5 and driving the entity across the Developing/Critical boundary.

Why it matters

The toll stands at 10 killed, 37 injured, and 365 arrested (independent public-ombudsman); 25 union leaders including COB executive secretary Mario Argullo face terrorism charges; La Paz and El Alto are near-fully blockaded amid Bolivia's worst economic crisis in four decades. This proposal supersedes the June 5 Bolivia proposal (28.4→22.8, −5.6, remained Developing): the signed-into-law impunity apparatus is materially distinct from and more severe than incident-level casualties alone.

Score trajectory — bolivia
bolivia score trajectory: down from 30.9 (2026-05-26) to 6.3 (2026-07-11)
Forward watch12 upcoming triggers
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Trigger timeline — next 90 days
Forward-trigger timeline from 2026-06-06 over 90 days. 6 dated triggers: EU Returns Regulation (India, Jordan context) in 6 days (high), Oracle Corporation in 9 days (critical), Democratic Republic of Congo in 55 days (high), 3M Company in 55 days (critical), All AI Labs in 57 days (high), Sudan in 86 days (high). 6 undated triggers: Bolivia, United States, India, Venezuela, UnitedHealth Group, Anthropic.TodaySep 4EU Returns Regulation (India, Jordan context) · 6dOracle Corporation · 9dDemocratic Republic of Congo · 55d3M Company · 55dAll AI Labs · 57dSudan · 86d
Undated triggers (TBD)
  • BoliviaTBD
  • United StatesTBD
  • IndiaTBD
  • VenezuelaTBD
  • UnitedHealth GroupTBD
  • AnthropicTBD
  • 6 days

    EU Returns Regulation enters force; documented EU-facilitated return without individual assessment where a third-country national faces persecution constitutes a scored signal under the RETURN-HUBS…

  • 9 days
    Oracle CorporationCRITICAL2026-06-15

    WARN Act last-working-day window closes for approximately 30,000 affected workers. Adjudicated finding on the remote-reclassification-as-WARN-avoidance theory in NJ state proceedings or the Washing…

  • 55 days

    Ebola Bundibugyo peak window through July with confirmed Kampala cluster and 20% contact-tracing coverage. Documented deliberate state obstruction of the WHO response breaks the NATURAL-DISASTER-OV…

  • 55 days
    3M CompanyCRITICAL2026-07-31

    Phase-2 MDL deadline; merits adjudication or settlement of the Australia $1.43B PFAS claim or the Minnesota MPCA PFOS suit; ruling on military-contractor immunity defense. A modeled downgrade of −2…

  • 57 days
    All AI LabsHIGH2026-08-02

    EU AI Act GPAI transparency and systematic-risk documentation obligations take full effect. Fines up to 35 million euros or 7% of global annual turnover. No assessed AI lab has published compliance…

  • 86 days
    SudanHIGH2026-08-31

    West and Central Africa lean season peak. Sudan and South Sudan sustain floor designation. Nigeria (21.9) at 1.9 points above Critical; further IPC Phase 5 area expansion or documented state obstru…

  • TBD
    BoliviaCRITICAL

    Judicial annulment or legislative repeal of the June 8 presumption-of-legality military-force law is the primary reversal signal from the proposed 18.4 Critical baseline. Further military deploymen…

  • TBD

    Appellate review of Murphy (D. Mass.) and Cobb (D.D.C.) deportation injunctions. Reinstatement of the rescinded 30-day post-release death-reporting requirement would be the first upward-direction s…

  • TBD
    IndiaHIGH

    Confirmation of 145-plus state-attributable enforced disappearances at scale beyond the priced refoulement pattern. Judicial findings on wrongful citizen expulsion also constitute a potential trigg…

  • TBD

    ICC warrant issuance or a renewed mass-detention wave reversing the release trajectory — new scored event. Sustained and verified prisoner-release trajectory covering the documented 884 political p…

  • TBD

    Merits adjudication or settlement of any of the three converging sovereign enforcement actions — DOJ MA-billing criminal probe, MA AG antitrust suit, AZ AG eight-insurer cartel suit — is the leadin…

  • TBD
    AnthropicCRITICAL

    DC Circuit ruling on Anthropic v. Hegseth (Pentagon supply-chain-risk designation). Favorable ruling triggers Functional/Established crossing from 59.1; adverse ruling produces downward movement.

How to read this briefing
Schema guide
The 5 performance bands
critical0–20
developing20–40
functional40–60
established60–80
exemplary80–100
Two scales

Each of the 8 dimensions is scored 1.0–5.0; these combine into a 0–100 composite score, mapped to the 5 bands above.

Key terms
Band crossing
A score change large enough to move an entity from one performance band into an adjacent one — the most structurally significant finding in a given cycle.
Boundary watch
An entity whose current score is within 3 points of a band threshold, flagged for priority reassessment in the next cycle.
Carry-forward
A dimensional credit retained from a prior assessment when new evidence is insufficient to revise a specific dimension; disclosed explicitly.
First baseline
An entity's inaugural composite score — no published score exists to compare against, so delta is not shown.
Floor designation
The most serious finding: all 8 dimensions resolve at the lowest behavioral anchor (1.0/5.0) across multiple cycles, yielding a composite of 0.
Forward trigger
A scheduled future reassessment event (e.g., a policy implementation date or legislative deadline) that may materially change an entity's score.

Signal stack

15 signals
Countrieshigh

Venezuela 18.0 — UN FFM Crimes-Against-Humanity Findings Document Already-Priced Harm Amid Partial De-escalation

HRW's June 2 universal-jurisdiction report and the UN Fact-Finding Mission's confirmed crimes-against-humanity findings (December 2025) — covering GNB extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and torture, with 884 political prisoners as of November 2025 — document a decade-plus pattern already encoded in Venezuela's Critical 18.0 composite.

Where this sits
venezuela score: 18.0 — in the Critical band (0–20). 2 points to the Developing band.18.02 pts to Developing
Read the full signal

Critically, the post-Maduro removal trajectory (January 2026) has produced a partial de-escalation: the interim government has begun releasing political prisoners, a development the FFM itself characterized as positive. External accountability milestones document past harm; they are not new un-priced state conduct. Venezuela confirms at 18.0. The score could move in either direction: a renewed mass-detention wave or ICC warrant would constitute a new scored event; a sustained and verified prisoner-release trajectory is the first improvement signal.

Countrieshigh

Haiti 4.7 — IOM Records 1.5 Million Displaced; Gang-Driven Displacement Encoded by Near-Floor Incapacity

IOM reported (June 5) that Haiti's displaced population reached a record 1.5 million — a majority women and girls — with Port-au-Prince IDPs exceeding 300,000 for the first time and more than 110,000 forcibly returned since January. The dominant driver is gang violence amid a near-collapsed state.

Where this sits
haiti score: 4.7 — in the Critical band (0–20). 15.3 points to the Developing band.4.715.3 pts to Developing
Read the full signal

Haiti's near-floor 4.7 encodes profound state incapacity across EQU, BND, ACC, SYS, and INT (all at or near the 1.0 minimum): the June figures represent a quantitative deepening of a priced collapse, not new state-attributable harm. The designation holds absent documented state or MSS-force complicity in civilian harm, which would be the conversion trigger toward the absolute floor.

Countrieshigh

Uganda 20.3 — Ebola Bundibugyo Spreads to Kampala; Boundary at 0.3 Points Above Critical

Uganda's cross-border Ebola Bundibugyo spread stands at 19 cases and 2 deaths; 8 of 9 new cases are in Kampala (population 3.9 million), with 5 from local transmission under an active WHO PHEIC.

Where this sits
uganda score: 20.3 — in the Developing band (20–40). 19.7 points to the Functional band.20.319.7 pts to Functional
Read the full signal

The outbreak is an exogenous epidemiological shock revealing Uganda's already-priced state-response capacity rather than documenting new deliberate state conduct. Uganda confirms at 20.3 — 0.3 points above the Critical boundary — under the NATURAL-DISASTER-OVERLAY-NON-DOUBLE-COUNT ruling. The conversion trigger is documented deliberate state obstruction of the WHO response, including access denial, fund diversion, or case-data suppression. Uganda (rank 149, composite 20.3) is distinct from the Democratic Republic of Congo (rank 181, composite 2.3) and the Republic of Congo (rank 148, composite 20.3).

Countriescritical

United States 23.4 — ICE Rescinds Post-Release Death-Reporting Requirement; 18 Detention Deaths YTD; Open 06-04 Proposal Reinforced

ICE rescinded the 30-day post-release death-reporting requirement — the 18th detention death of 2026 at approximately one every six days, the highest rate in more than two decades, deepens the transparency-degradation pattern within the same conduct layer priced by the open 06-04 proposal (23.4→17.5, Developing→Critical).

Where this sits
united-states score: 17.5 — in the Critical band (0–20). 2.5 points to the Developing band.17.52.5 pts to Developing
Read the full signal

This is same-regime continuation that reinforces without altering the −5.9 magnitude. No duplicate proposal was created. The proposed 17.5 Critical composite remains the open assessment record; the appellate review of the Murphy (D. Mass.) and Cobb (D.D.C.) deportation injunctions is the primary reassessment signal.

Countriescritical

Sudan 0.0 — UAE Documented Arming the RSF; El Fasher Genocide Hallmarks Confirmed by UN

UAE documented arms supply to the Rapid Support Forces (June 8) constitutes a new active-perpetration-reinforcement signal at the absolute floor. The UN fact-finding commission has confirmed 6,000-plus killings in El Fasher with hallmarks of genocide against the Zaghawa and Fur populations.

Where this sits
sudan score: 0.0 — in the Critical band (0–20). 20 points to the Developing band.0.020 pts to Developing
Read the full signal

Sudan's fourth year of civil war sustains 28 million food-insecure and 11.8 million displaced. The absolute 0.0 floor holds — no score movement is possible at this level, but the external-actor-complicity pattern (UAE arms supply to a force the UN has documented committing genocide) deepens the evidentiary record.

Fortune 500high

Oracle Corporation 20.6 — WARN Act Deadline Nine Days Out; Boundary at 0.6 Points Above Critical

Oracle's WARN Act sign-or-forfeit window for approximately 30,000 affected workers closes June 15 — nine days from this cycle. The remote-reclassification-as-WARN-avoidance theory is the conversion mechanism from the 0.6-point-above-Critical baseline.

Where this sits
oracle score: 14.7 — in the Critical band (0–20). 5.3 points to the Developing band.14.75.3 pts to Developing
Read the full signal

The Washington state class action and New Jersey state WARN 90-day proceedings are the two active adjudication channels. Oracle's June 15 deadline is the most proximate known hard trigger date across all assessed entities this cycle. Any adjudicated or corroborated finding on the avoidance theory before or after June 15 constitutes an immediate scoring trigger.

15 signals shown

Risk signals

Developments that may affect future scores. Watch items from the Jun 6 briefing.

Risk

Bolivia's signed presumption-of-legality military-force law represents a codified impunity structure that pre-commits the apparatus to non-acknowledgment of harm; the proposed 18.4 Critical baseline rests on the law remaining in force.

Risk

Two open band-crossing proposals (Bolivia 06-06 at 28.4→18.4 and United States 06-04 at 23.4→17.5) are now accumulating corroborating evidence simultaneously — the highest simultaneous band-crossing-proposal count in the current cycle sequence.

Risk

Ebola Bundibugyo has reached Kampala with 8 of 9 new Uganda cases in the capital; Uganda sits 0.3 points above Critical at the boundary, with documented deliberate state obstruction as the conversion trigger.

Risk

Oracle's WARN Act sign-or-forfeit window closes June 15 — the most proximate hard trigger date across all assessed entities — with the remote-reclassification avoidance theory carrying 0.6 points of boundary buffer.

Risk

India's 145 reported disappearances among approximately 5,000 deportees document a potential new harm category — state-attributable enforced disappearances — beyond the priced refoulement and expulsion pattern already encoded at 15.6.

Risk

Sudan's active-perpetration floor is deepened by the UAE's documented arms supply to the RSF — an external-actor-complicity pattern that reinforces the conflict-driven genocide evidence without producing a new proposal from the absolute floor.

Risk

EU AI Act GPAI transparency and systematic-risk documentation obligations take full effect August 2, 57 days from this cycle, with no assessed AI lab having published compliance documentation.

Risk

Venezuela's partial de-escalation trajectory (post-Maduro prisoner releases) has not yet crossed the threshold to a scored improvement; a reversal of the release trajectory or an ICC warrant issuance would each constitute a new scored event.

Score movements

Entities with score changes this cycle, followed by confirmed positions.

20 assessed
Changes1 score moved
1.6 above Critical
Countries

President Paz signed law authorizing military force with presumption-of-legality impunity shield; 10 killed and 365 arrested.

28.418.4-10ACC −0.50
BoundaryAl JazeeraJournalism
Sources (3)
Al Jazeera2026-06-07Journalism
ABC News2026-06-08Journalism
JURIST2026-06-08Cross-referenced
Confirmed19 positions unchanged
0.0 above Critical
Countries

UN FFM confirmed crimes-against-humanity findings document already-priced harm; partial de-escalation as political prisoners released post-Maduro.

1818EQU 0.00
Countries

IOM records 1.5 million displaced — a record — driven by gang violence amid near-collapsed state.

4.74.7BND 0.00
0.3 above Critical
Countries

Ebola Bundibugyo spreads to Kampala; 8 of 9 new cases in the capital; WHO PHEIC active; 0.3 points above Critical.

20.320.3SYS 0.00
Boundary

Next signal: Ebola peak window; documented deliberate state obstruction of the WHO response breaks the exogenous-overlay hold at the boundary

Countries

ICE rescinded 30-day post-release death-reporting requirement; 18 detention deaths YTD at the highest rate in two-plus decades.

23.423.4ACC 0.00
Countries

Deportee count reached ~5,000; confirmed citizens expelled without verification; 145 reportedly disappeared; UN condemned.

15.615.6EQU 0.00

Next signal: EU Returns Regulation enters force; confirmation of state-attributable enforced disappearances at scale constitutes a newly scorable event beyond the priced 15.6 baseline

2.5 above Critical
Countries

612 executions YTD; 49+ hanged since late May; 124th consecutive week of anti-execution protests across 56 facilities.

2.52.5BND 0.00
2.3 above Critical
Countries

Ebola Bundibugyo reached 515 cases and 91 deaths; Uganda spread active; CDC worst-case 20,000; contact tracing at 20%.

2.32.3SYS 0.00

Next signal: Ebola peak window through July; documented deliberate state obstruction of WHO response breaks the natural-disaster-overlay hold

Fortune 500

DOJ criminal probe, AZ AG eight-insurer cartel suit, MultiPlan grand-jury subpoena, and Lifepoint federal complaint sustain near-floor enforcement density.

10.210.2ACC 0.00
0.6 above Critical
Fortune 500

WARN Act June 15 sign-or-forfeit window nine days out; ~30,000 workers affected; NJ and Washington proceedings active.

20.620.6EMP 0.00
Boundary

Next signal: WARN Act last-working-day window closes; NJ state proceedings and Washington class action on remote-reclassification avoidance theory

Countries

June 2 Kyiv attack killed 22 civilians including children; Putin rejected peace talks June 6; 60,659 UN-verified civilian casualties since 2022.

00BND 0.00
Countries

June 1 junta airstrikes on Kyaung Cha Twin IDP camp in Rakhine while residents slept; 2 killed, 5+ wounded.

00BND 0.00
Countries

UAE documented arming the RSF; UN confirms 6,000+ El Fasher killings with hallmarks of genocide against Zaghawa and Fur.

00EMP 0.00
Countries

HRW and Amnesty demanded release of 73 UN and CSO staff held in Houthi detention; WFP terminated 365 staff contracts.

00BND 0.00
Countries

856 Palestinians killed since Oct 2025 ceasefire; aid trucks cut from 4,200 to 590 per week; 37+ aid groups banned.

00BND 0.00
Countries

Rotation confirm; formal repeal of anti-LGBTQ+ Penal Code provisions in March 2026; stable Established band.

67.567.5EQU 0.00
Countries

Rotation confirm; EQU 2.5 laggard on priced extreme income inequality and land disparities; Functional band stable.

5050EQU 0.00
Countries

Rotation confirm; balanced profile with no laggard below 3.0; air-pollution and mining-governance challenges priced.

54.754.7SYS 0.00
Countries

Rotation confirm; EQU 2.0 laggard on rule-of-law weakness and Roma discrimination flagged in EU enlargement reviews.

35.935.9EQU 0.00
Countries

Rotation confirm; EQU 2.0 laggard on Roma discrimination and elite-corruption scandals; EU accession frontrunner.

35.935.9EQU 0.00
Boundary watch6 entities near a band threshold

Entities approaching band boundaries

Countries
20.3
0.3 pts to Critical
Uganda score: 20.3 — in the Developing band (20–40). 19.7 points to the Functional band.20.319.7 pts to Functional
Developing → Criticalcycle 1
Trigger to watch

Documented deliberate state obstruction of the WHO Ebola response — access denial, fund diversion, or case-data suppression — converts the exogenous-overlay hold to a scored crossing into Critical from the 0.3-point-above-Critical baseline.

boundary-watch
Fortune 500
20.3
0.3 pts to Critical
3M Company score: 20.3 — in the Developing band (20–40). 19.7 points to the Functional band.20.319.7 pts to Functional
Developing → Criticalcycle 3
Trigger to watch

Adverse adjudication or settlement of the Australia $1.43B PFAS claim or the Minnesota MPCA PFOS suit, or rejection of 3M's military-contractor federal immunity defense in the Minnesota proceeding, converts the sub-threshold modeled downgrade to a scored proposal into Critical.

boundary-watch
20.6
0.6 pts to Critical
Oracle Corporation score: 20.6 — in the Developing band (20–40). 19.4 points to the Functional band.20.619.4 pts to Functional
Developing → Criticalcycle 10
Trigger to watch

WARN Act last-working-day window closes June 15 — nine days from this cycle. NJ state WARN 90-day proceedings and the Washington class action on the remote-reclassification avoidance theory are the active adjudication channels.

boundary-watch
Countries
21.9
1.9 pts to Critical
Nigeria score: 21.9 — in the Developing band (20–40). 18.1 points to the Functional band.21.918.1 pts to Functional
Developing → Criticalcycle 3
Trigger to watch

Documented deliberate state obstruction of humanitarian access, a state-attributable mass-casualty event, or confirmation of famine areas convert the PRICED-CONTINUATION carry-forward to a scorable downgrade.

boundary-watch
Countries
23.4
3.4 pts to Critical
United States score: 23.4 — in the Developing band (20–40). 16.6 points to the Functional band.23.416.6 pts to Functional
Developing → Criticalcycle 3
Trigger to watch

Appellate review of the Murphy (D. Mass.) and Cobb (D.D.C.) deportation injunctions is the primary reassessment signal. Reinstatement of the rescinded 30-day post-release death-reporting requirement would be the first upward-direction indicator within the open proposal.

band-crossing-proposed
Countries
28.4
8.4 pts to Critical
Bolivia score: 28.4 — in the Developing band (20–40). 11.6 points to the Functional band.28.411.6 pts to Functional
Developing → Criticalcycle 3
Trigger to watch

Judicial annulment or legislative repeal of the June 8 presumption-of-legality military-force law is the primary reversal signal. Further military deployments with casualties under the signed law reinforce the proposed 18.4 Critical baseline. Charge adjudication for the 25 union leaders is a secondary directional indicator.

band-crossing-proposed

Evidence ledger

Primary sources reviewed in this briefing cycle. 3 sources linked.

boliviaTier 4 · Journalism2026-06-07
The new law would allow soldiers to use force against protesters, and also grants them a 'presumption of legality' in conflict situations.
Al Jazeera2026-06-07Journalism

Bolivia's legislature passed and President Paz signed a law authorizing military force against protesters with a presumption-of-legality shield.

boliviaTier 4 · Journalism2026-06-08
from May 1 to June 2, the unrest resulted in 10 deaths, 37 injuries and 365 arrests
ABC News2026-06-08Journalism

State-attributable lethal force and mass detention: 10 killed, 37 injured, and 365 arrested during the protests.

boliviaTier 2 · UN/IO2026-06-08
The law gives the president a framework to declare an emergency and deploy the armed forces in operations intended to re-open highways and restore the movement of food, fuel and medical supplies.
JURIST2026-06-08Cross-referenced

The signed law codifies a framework for emergency military deployment against the protest blockades.

Floor designations

·8 entities at composite 0 with documented evidence pattern

Composite scores resolving at zero — methodology disclosure

These entities consistently score the worst result across all 8 dimensions of compassionate conduct — the benchmark's most serious classification.

What “floor” means: every one of the 8 dimensions (Recognition, Response, Reduction, and 5 others) resolves at the lowest behavioral anchor (1.0/5.0) across multiple assessment cycles, yielding a composite score of 0. Full methodology.

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