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Effective Date: May 2026 ⚠ Legal Notice

The Sovereign Intent™ Academy ("the Academy") invests heavily in the research, development, and ongoing refinement of its proprietary frameworks, methodologies, data products, and educational materials. This page outlines the intellectual property rights that protect these assets and the terms under which you may use content found on our website, in our publications, or accessed through our services.

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The Spectrum of Sovereign Intent™ framework, the SIR Score™, the Accountability Audit™ methodology, the ASIA™ platform, the Global Intent Database (GID)™, and all related course materials are the exclusive intellectual property of the Academy. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, reverse engineering, or creation of derivative works is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.

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