The issue isn't that the computer was wrong though. The issue was that it was wrong and nobody cared. For systems with high standards like aircraft there's not

The issue isn't that the computer was wrong though. The issue was that it was wrong and nobody cared. For systems with high standards like aircraft there's nothing that stops somebody from say removing a door and then just not recording that it happened. It doesn't matter how many checklists you have for aircraft if they're not followed. It just doesn't matter what verification processes you have if they're not followed. The court rule does not affect this.