Good story and nice setting. Ryan got what he deserved.

I read 2 chapters. Deborah Ryder, Carlos Munoz and Paige Mitchel seem to make an interesting mix for an size changing adventure.

Your Lindon story is different than that of Ackbar. In this case Corey did something really bad and the punishment seem not to bad. Although I would never let a younger sibling discipline an older one(but that's the fun for us size difference fans) and not shrink him too small where it becomes life threatening. They seem to genuinly care about Corey's wellbeing and that the punishment stops after a year.

Abby, "Yes.  All we want is to teach a lesson and change the behavior, not change Corey.  We would never want that.
In Ackbar's version Abby actions will change Corey and not for the better. What difference.

Like this shrink act.

@Jack. I already feel that I live in a somewhat pre-dystopic society. ;)

But your answer is spot on with the difference in type of society that the two stories exist in. I always wonder how I would react in a similar situation as the Corey in Shrink Act Files and Oversight. Taken into account the setting of the world and Corey's age. In Shrink Act Files I wouldn't know. Corey did something terrible and someone died. I would feel so bad and accept a harsh punishment. I would accept being shrunken even. But there is little information on what really happened in that year and if they would do it again for light offences. I don't get that feeling from Abby. So I won't hold it against her or Claire. If I suspect a certain degree of malicious intentions, than I would make plans to leave the house as soon as possible and break off contact with Claire and Abby forever.
Abby's intentions in Oversight give me a totall different feeling.

Abby's mention of Corey possibly earning punishment in Short Weekend is with the inherent understanding that Claire won't actually do anything to mistreat him.
"Well," Abigail added, giving him a slight smile, "not unless you give her a reason to, anyway."

Her answer and her actions in the rest of the story says it all. Like she knows Claire will mistreat him anyway and that Abby finds that amusing.
We can conclude by her actions and words that she favours Claire over Corey. That she always believe her words over his. Abby has just betrayed Corey in a terrible way. That very good relationship he has with his sister is in danger.
"Oversight" will probably turn into Time-Out light. Every familie member vs Corey.

A difference of opinion. 16 year or older sibling taking care of a younger one is not a problem, much younger sibling taking care of an older one's punishment session with the consent of both parents and that they give her full autonomy over him/her?

Abby (in oversight)
"No more of that. Just because you're small doesn't mean you have to act as such," she exclaimed with narrow eyes. "Claire is your sister, Corey. She's not going to hurt you, she's not going to mistreat you. She's not even going to punish you."
"Well," Abigail added, giving him a slight smile, "not unless you give her a reason to, anyway." Corey had to fight down another shudder as he continued to stand frozen underneath her gaze. "But you're such a wonderful boy...most of the time, anyway. So I don't see that happening."

"It's also the lightest punishment I can imagine giving you for what you did," Abigail explained to him, her voice taking on a certain chill. "You should count yourself thankful that I'm simply letting Claire watch over you for the weekend. That I don't believe in more...corporeal forms of punishment at home. Like some parents do. Because we both know you wouldn't care for that. "

What kind of corporeal punishment could be worse than that humiliation? I can't think of any. And to give a young girl such a taste of absolute power over someone. Corrupting the daughter in the process. Because you can just feel by al those words, this won't be only this weekend. He will be punished in that way for everything light or even if Claire lies about stuff.

Maybe a misinterpretation in what's to come next in Oversight. But the Abby in The Shrink Act Files seems more sincere about helping Corey.
Abby, "Yes.  All we want is to teach a lesson and change the behavior, not change Corey.  We would never want that.

Go Kimberly, show your strength!

The mother is being to hard on Corey. This utter humilitian will destroy the relationship between the two siblings. His sister will never look up to him again or take him seriously. He will never be as passionate and loving big brother again when they for example have soccer practice. He will be more indifferent, reluctant or fearfull around her. His self confidence around his sister is gone. There is also a little feeling of betrayal. The mother clearly favors Claire above Corey when she let here choose the size and that she says that his child sister is more trustworthy than him and that her sister can do anything she wants to him. And by the tone I get the feeling that Claire doesn't want it to be the only weekend ever where she gets to play with a shrunken big brother and that she even have an incentive now too lie about situations so that her mother can shrink him again. And I get the feeling that the mother would always believe Claire's word over his. Than you have three against one and that will definitely feel like betrayal/cornered be the people you trust and love most. That feeling hurts like hell.
Claire is also the victim in this. Because she will notice in time that her brother will be avoiding her more or be indifferent or fearfull and not be the happy confident loving big brother she used to have. The level of trust will never be the same again.
The mother should think before she does something so devastating.

I forgot to give 5 stars. Here they are.

Interesting story/series. The number of enemies this guy has is off the charts. Reviewer Jimbob makes a good point. Scott can get out of this if he finds the mental strenght and determination to play it smart. It's hard to decide what the best course or satisfying course of action will be for Scott. But the end result must be that he never have to deal with his family and other enemies again. Only than will he truly be free. Should he just try to escape to another state/country or take his revenge on everyone first? In both cases it will hit the family hard. If there is no more Scott to punish, guess who will be next in line to be the victims of a frustrating selfdestructive Judy. If Scott dies in the process he'll also be free. Away from his crazy mother and his weak-minded siblings.

Love your worlds full of peril, where someone must fight for his freedom against a super hostile environment. Your character development, etc is also excellent.

Jack has enough money to build a giant house for her. She is almost 60 metre. About 35x times the normal size of 1.70 metre. That house can be 420m by 420m. hight can be 100m. A little land around it. Problem solved.

Enjoyable story by the way.