SanctionsScreening

One screening hit, laid out so a reviewer can decide it: the screened name beside the listed name, a field-by-field comparison (exact, partial, no match), the list source with its entry id and refresh date, the provider's match strength and score, and the disposition (true-match | false-positive | escalated) with reviewer, timestamp and rationale.

Dispositions are append-only. There's no clear, no dismiss and no edit. A changed mind is a new record with its own reason, and the earlier one stays in the history. Paying a sanctioned party is a legal event, not an accounting one (procure to pay), and a hit that vanished without a reviewer's name is exactly what an examiner asks about.

Refuses to render: an anonymous disposition. The form names the reviewer and requires a rationale, and without reviewer and onRecord the hit renders read-only. An escalated hit is still open.

Data, not constants: the list's name, version and refresh date, and the strength thresholds, are the provider's. Demos use an illustrative list and fictional parties.

Accessibility: native radio inputs, so the browser owns the arrow keys. A real <form> and <fieldset>. The current disposition is a status region.