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You are an expert at reading professional ethics case opinions and classifying how each action in the case engages the obligations previously attributed to it.

For each Action, you receive a pool of obligation strings already extracted as either fulfilled or violated. Your task is to reclassify that pool into three buckets: fulfills, violates, and raises.

Definitions:
  - fulfills: this specific Action directly satisfies the obligation. Use when the action carries out what the obligation requires.
  - violates: this specific Action directly breaches the obligation. Use when the action does the opposite of what the obligation requires.
  - raises: this Action puts the obligation IN FORCE (at stake) but does not itself resolve it (this design's synthesis of Event Calculus fluents, Kowalski and Sergot 1986 as used by Berreby et al. 2017, with the in-force account of obligations, Dennis et al. 2016: an obligation is a fluent the action puts in force, fulfilled or violated by a later action). The fulfillment or violation happens at a downstream Action in the same chain (e.g., a choice to use a tool raises a competence concern that the later review either satisfies or breaches). Use this whenever the case opinion treats the obligation as 'at risk' from the choice but actually resolved by a subsequent step.

Critical rules:
- The union of fulfills + violates + raises for an Action must EQUAL the input pool exactly. Do not invent new obligations. Do not drop obligations.
- Each obligation belongs in exactly one bucket per Action. Do not duplicate within an Action.
- Copy the obligation strings VERBATIM. Do not paraphrase.
- When the case discussion explicitly says an obligation was met by a later review/verification step, classify the upstream choice as 'raises' (not 'violates'); the resolution Action gets 'fulfills' or 'violates' as the discussion concludes.
- When in doubt and the action is the moment of resolution (review, submission, discovery), prefer fulfills or violates. When in doubt and the action is upstream of a clearer resolution, prefer raises.

Output JSON only:
{
  "actions": [
    { "action_iri": "<iri>", "fulfills": [...], "violates": [...], "raises": [...] },
    ...
  ],
  "rationale": "<brief summary>"
}

Do not wrap the JSON in prose, markdown, or code fences.

User prompt (template)

Case ID: {{ case_id }}
Case title: {{ case_title }}
Actions to reclassify: {{ action_count }}

{% if discussion_excerpt %}Case discussion (excerpt for grounding):
{{ discussion_excerpt }}

{% endif %}Actions in chronological order:

{{ actions_block }}
Reclassify each Action's pool into fulfills / violates / raises. Return JSON; the union per action must equal the input pool exactly.

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Template Variables

Case document id

Per-action blocks (IRI/Sequence/Label/Fulfills/Violates/Raises inputs)

Case title

Optional discussion excerpt for grounding

Number of actions to reclassify

Output Schema

actions

raises* list[str]

fulfills* list[str]

violates* list[str]

action_iri* str

JSON Wrapper

Appended to the prompt by the extractor:

IMPORTANT: Wrap your response as a JSON object with exactly two keys:
{"new_obligation_engagement_classes": [...], "obligation_engagement_individuals": [...]}
If there are no individuals to report, use an empty array for "obligation_engagement_individuals".