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court-packet-reconciliation

Reconcile court closeout, sentencing, traffic, petition, and post-disposition packet materials into strict schema-matched JSON. Use when a task combines hearing notes, docket entries, case files, intake worksheets, petitions, fee schedules, payment policies, form metadata, or portal records and requires conflict resolution, payment-plan math, unsupported-fee exclusion, placeholder handling for missing identifiers, and ordered structured output.

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# Court Packet Reconciliation

## Workflow
1. Read the schema or answer template first. Note required keys, enums, ordering rules, date and currency formats, and any required placeholder text.
2. Read every provided local payload completely. Treat signed orders, entered docket notes, current case records, current fee schedules, payment policies, and form metadata as controlling over drafts, queue exports, scratchpads, or legacy worksheets.
3. If a court portal is provided, verify the matter against the relevant endpoints before finalizing:
   - case, citation, charge, docket, fee schedule, payment policy, form, and search endpoints as available
   - use search only to resolve identifiers or locate the current record
4. Resolve conflicts by source priority:
   - entered judgment, signed order, or docket entry
   - hearing notes or sentencing intake
   - current portal case, charge, fee, policy, and form records
   - local memo, petition, or worksheet
   - draft, archived, stale, or carry-forward values
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