ACLU redistricting lawsuit represents routine legal challenge to electoral map drawing. A-score 16.17 driven by election integrity (3.5) and civil rights (3.0) concerns around representation, but significantly reduced by judicial mechanism modifier (0.7) and single-state scope (0.85). This is standard constitutional litigation, not acute damage. B-score 14.41 reflects moderate media interest in redistricting disputes but lacks viral elements. Both scores below 25 threshold. Classification: Noise - this is normal democratic process of legal challenges to redistricting, happens regularly post-census, represents system working as designed with judicial review of legislative actions.