Overlay · Extremism / radicalisation

Extremism / radicalisation

Pre-crime overlay: institutions assess risk, not a jury. Can absorb political speech that never meets a listed-speech test. Statutory ‘extremism offence’ in the cited venues is Unproven.

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Inference

Mostly policy and programme (UK Prevent). Not a general criminal speech offense of ‘being an extremist.’

Not Holder. Not §24. Programme influence is Inference. Capture is Unproven.

Pipeline overlay, closer to GILEE/JINSA than to Title VI.

Creep row

Classification by sector. Live means a quoted instrument. Architecture means the statute already covers the sector. Unproven means no pack.
Overlay	Criminal speechDirect offence	EducationSchools / campus	EmploymentWorkplace duty	PlatformsOSA / DSA / duty of care	Other fundedHousing, health, transit	ImmigrationStatus bar	Police recordingBelow-crime incidents	ProgrammePrevent / exchanges
Extremism / radicalisation	Not this form	Pointed, not quoted	Unproven	Pointed, not quoted	Unproven	Pointed, not quoted	Unproven	Live, cited

Live, cited
Documented hop
Architecture only
Pointed, not quoted
Not this form
Unproven

This is a pattern grid over cited instruments, not a completed worldwide fact. Hover a cell where a note exists. Open a sticker for the quoted clause.

Criminal speech · Not this form
No general listed-speech offence of ‘being an extremist’ in the quoted set.
Programme · Live, cited
UK Prevent is the cited programme form. Not a listed-speech offence. A programme hop is not capture.

Cited venues for this sticker

2 venues with a cited mark. Open a region, then a country. Unproven cells stay off this list. A dash is a cited finding that this form is not the quoted law.

Crime — criminal speech or hate offence, cited
Duty — institutional / funding / platform duty
Def. — working definition imported
Prog. — programme, not a statute
— not this form

Quoted clauses

Also in the matrix

Exchange program — not a statuteSupportedOverlayExtremism / radicalisation

Founded 1992

Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange (GILEE)

Target: US law-enforcement executives; peer-to-peer training with Israel Police and other counterparts
Test: Not a legal test. A training program. Anti-terrorism executive development since founding.
Max: n/a — not a statute

Exchange program — not a statuteSupportedOverlayExtremism / radicalisation

Institute 1976; LEEP 2002

JINSA Law Enforcement Exchange / Homeland Security Program

Target: Senior US law-enforcement officers — federal, state, municipal
Test: Not a legal test. A post-9/11 best-practices exchange with Israel National Police, Ministry of Internal Security, and Shin Bet.
Max: n/a — not a statute