exceptionmaking
Exceptionmaking is the act of creating or permitting exceptions to established rules, norms, standards, or procedures. It describes a deliberate choice to allow deviations in response to special circumstances, and can be undertaken by individuals, organizations, or institutions. The term encompasses a range of practices across law, policy, technology, and everyday decision making.
In law and policy, exceptionmaking commonly takes the form of exemptions, waivers, or carve-outs. The aim is
In software and systems engineering, exceptionmaking relates to introducing or handling exceptions—deviations from the normal control
In organizational practice, managers may engage in exceptionmaking to address urgent needs or unique situations. Effective
Ethical and governance considerations center on transparency, consistency, and accountability. Legitimate exceptionmaking rests on explicit standards