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title: "Inadmissibility classes: definition | KYE Protocol™ glossary"
description: "Inadmissibility classes: Fifteen classes the engine actively detects."
url: https://kyeprotocol.com/glossary/inadmissibility-classes/
lang: en
source: "KYE Protocol"
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> Inadmissibility classes: Fifteen classes the engine actively detects.

Admissibility

# Inadmissibility classes

Fifteen classes the engine actively detects.

Fifteen classes the engine actively detects. `invalid_intent`, `ambiguous_intent`, `out_of_scope_proposal`, `prohibited_action_class`, `disallowed_data_source`, `inadmissible_evidence`, `unsafe_tool_path`, `coercion_signal`, `incentive_conflict`, `continuity_break`, `policy_ineligible_action`, `missing_authority_context`, `missing_principal`, `missing_accountable_owner`, `unsupported_jurisdiction`.

KYE™ Minute explains this term in an episode dated 18 December 2026, once podcast audio is switched on.

**Source** The KYE Protocol™ glossary, [as published](https://kyeprotocol.com/glossary/#inadmissibility-classes). Not legal advice.