TA-14 Evidence Governance Architecture: Foundational Reference Monograph v1.4

TA-14 Evidence Governance Architecture is the upstream architecture family within TA-14 that governs what must be true of evidence before admissibility can exist.

The architecture emerged through analysis of execution-governance dependencies and establishes the finding that admissible execution depends upon governed evidence.

Evidence Governance Architecture governs:

• Evidence Continuity
• Evidence Health
• Evidence Capacity
• Evidence Survivability
• Evidence Outrun Condition
• Evidence State Architecture
• Evidence Admissibility State Architecture
• Evidence-to-Admissibility Transition

The central governing question is:

"What must be true of evidence before admissibility can exist?"

This publication preserves the discovery that governed evidence is a prerequisite condition for admissibility and establishes Evidence Governance as the first major upstream architecture family formally isolated following publication of the TA-14 parent architecture.

Core Doctrine:

"No governed evidence.
No admissible evidence.
No admissible execution."

This publication is intended as a public architectural reference and governance research work. It is not a certification, legal opinion, compliance determination, security audit, production validation, or endorsement.