High constitutional damage driven by rule of law erosion (4.5) - DOJ dropping criminal prosecution of major corporate defendant after fatal incidents signals two-tier justice system. Strong regulatory capture signal (4.2) - Boeing's ability to avoid accountability despite 346 deaths across two crashes indicates corporate influence over enforcement. Corruption driver (3.8) reflects institutional failure to hold powerful actors accountable. Enforcement_action mechanism provides 1.3 multiplier as this directly weakens prosecutorial independence and equal application of law. Severity multipliers elevated: durability 1.2 (sets precedent for corporate immunity), reversibility 1.1 (difficult to re-prosecute), precedent 1.2 (signals to other corporations that fatal negligence may be consequence-free). Federal scope, narrow population (corporate executives/victims' families). B-score moderate at 20.2 - high outrage potential (8) given deaths involved, strong media friendliness (7), but limited meme-ability (3). Layer 2 shows mismatch between severity and accountability (6), pattern-match to corporate impunity narratives (5). Low intentionality (4) - appears genuine policy consideration rather than strategic distraction. Delta of +21.4 clearly places on List A.