Supreme Court Rules Postal Service Cannot Be Sued

Supreme Court ruling establishing sovereign immunity for USPS creates significant constitutional damage through rule of law erosion (4.5/5 - removes judicial accountability for federal agency affecting 330M+ Americans), separation of powers concerns (3.5/5 - judicial branch limiting its own oversight capacity), and civil rights impact (3.0/5 - restricts legal recourse for citizens harmed by USPS actions). Judicial mechanism modifier 1.15x and federal scope 1.2x apply. Severity multipliers: durability 1.2 (precedent-setting SCOTUS ruling), reversibility 0.9 (requires legislative action or future Court reversal), precedent 1.2 (establishes broad immunity doctrine). Base score 19.71 × 1.56 = 30.85. B-score modest at 6.32 - generates some outrage about government accountability but limited viral potential or strategic timing indicators. Delta +24.53 clearly exceeds +10 threshold with A≥25, qualifying as List A constitutional damage event.