**Open the clause in the library editor and expand the metadata panel.** Expected: the jurisdiction field is empty or shows an unmapped free-text value, and it is marked required for the data protection clause type.

**Set the jurisdiction from the taxonomy, not free text.** Pick the value from the dropdown (for example the value your library uses for the European Union, the United Kingdom, or a specific US state). Expected: the value saves without a mapping warning. Free-typed values that are not in the taxonomy still fail validation.

**Check the variants.** If the clause has jurisdiction-specific variants (for example a GDPR variant and a CCPA variant), each variant needs its own jurisdiction tag; the parent clause tag does not cascade. Expected: every variant shows a jurisdiction value in its metadata.

**Check inherited metadata conflicts.** If the clause was cloned from another clause, clear any inherited region or regime tags that contradict the jurisdiction you just set. Expected: validation no longer reports conflicting metadata.

**Save and re-run validation, then publish.** Success check: the metadata error clears, the clause status moves to published, and the clause appears in search filtered by that jurisdiction.

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## Selected public attribution and original notices/references

```json
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  "client": null,
  "notices_and_references": []
}
```
