CRIPPLE AUDITS

Defending Our Constitutional Rights

1st Amendment • 2nd Amendment • Public Records (F.S. Chapter 119) • ADA Compliance

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Purpose & Scope

Cripple Audits researches, records, and reports on matters of public interest in Polk County and throughout Florida, with a core focus on First‑ and Second‑Amendment audits. We file and track Chapter 119 requests, publish findings, and provide practical guides so citizens can do the same.

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Records & Reports

Verified documents, timelines, and exhibits.

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First Amendment Audits

Recording in lobbies, counters, and public forums.

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Second Amendment Audits

Carry interactions, signage & policy compliance.

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Pro‑Se Tools

Templates for motions, affidavits, and requests.

Recent Audits

A snapshot of posts and write‑ups. Full index coming soon.

First Amendment: Recording in Public Offices

1A Audit

Filming at service counters and lobbies—policy vs. rights.

Second Amendment: Carry Policy at County Facilities

2A Audit

Signage, trespass misuse, and preemption compliance.

Sheriff’s Office Nextdoor Post Removal

Social Media

Tracking a removed post and related booking info visibility.

Latest Videos

Edits with citations, timelines, and linked documents.

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First Amendment: Filming in Public Offices

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Second Amendment in Florida: Policy vs. Law

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PCSO Mandamus – What, Why, How

Coming soon

Records Request FAQ (Florida Ch. 119)

Educational information to help you submit your own request. This is general info, not legal advice.

  • No special form required; requests can be verbal or written.
  • Agencies must acknowledge promptly and produce within a reasonable time.
  • Redactions require statutory citation; fees must be reasonable and itemized.
  • Keep a paper trail: date, time, contact, and any exemption claimed.
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Rights Primer (1A & 2A)

  • 1A: Recording public officials in public spaces is generally protected.
  • 2A: State preemption limits local firearm policies; signage can’t override law.
  • Be polite, don’t block operations, and ask for a supervisor if challenged.

Contact

Media tips, records, or corrections—send them our way.

Email: Aaron@Cripple-Audits.org

Business hours: Mon–Fri, 9–5 ET

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