SS120-COROLLARY 2: PASSOPISCIARO — Over-Processing as Procedural Flooding

After recursion capture (LINGUAGLOSSA 001) concentrates institutional attention on a single name, the next recurrent pattern is procedural flooding: institutions layer on redundant steps to show diligence ("take it seriously") but inadvertently bury substance. We formalize overprocessing as a deviation from cohort baselines (ΔOP), show how it inflates latency and error while depressing resolution probability, and map exposures: missed statutory/policy timelines, constructive denial, retaliation-by-burden, and audit risk. We propose a lean compliance architecture (single front door, SLA clocks, depth caps, parallelization, one‑write rule, and stop‑clock protections) that preserves due diligence without drowning the case.