Legal Hub
Legal and disclosure routes belong inside the public trust system, not outside it, because verification needs visible boundaries to stay credible.
This hub gathers the legal and disclosure side of the public platform: privacy, terms, verification disclaimer, disclosure routes, and related policy or language-boundary pages that constrain how CITAQ should be read.
These routes are not cleanup pages. They help define point-in-time verification meaning, public language limits, and the boundary between verification infrastructure and stronger forms of authority.
It connects legal pages, verification disclaimers, trust-boundary routes, and public policy materials into one visible legal cluster.
Legal Families
The legal and boundary routes this hub should connect
The disclaimer route matters because public verification is point-in-time and bounded rather than permanent approval.
Foundational legal routes still matter because trust surfaces live inside a broader public platform.
Language-boundary routes prevent public pages from overstating what the system can really claim.
Disclosure routes matter because legal clarity and trust interpretation depend on visible caveats and support context.
Priority Routes
Open the main legal and disclosure pages
Open the core point-in-time trust-boundary route.
See the privacy route inside the public legal surface.
Open the terms route that frames platform use and boundaries.
Use the policy route for public wording constraints.
Open the disclosure route for how public trust should be framed.
See the trust-oriented route for where public interpretation must stop.
Connected Routes
Use the adjacent trust and policy hubs
Return to the trust hub for the interpretation layer around these legal routes.
Open the compliance hub where regulated-category handling and public disclosure stay connected.
Open the governance hub for discovery, schema, disclosure, and vocabulary policy routes.
Use the reference hub for supporting vocabularies and route maps around the legal cluster.
Read the evergreen explainer behind one of the core legal/trust distinctions.
Browse the wider legal and boundary graph through the verification directory system.
See the adjacent trust directory route where disclosures and legal boundaries stay connected to public trust output.
Next Step
Open the trust center if you want the interpretive layer behind these legal routes.
The legal center defines the boundary language, while the trust center explains how those boundaries should shape public verification reading.