Corrections
Florida law changes and pages go stale. If something here is wrong, the useful thing is to fix it fast and say that it was fixed.
Report an error
Email corrections@aisyndicate.com with the page address and, if you have it, the statute or source that shows the correct position. Anything that comes with a primary source gets looked at first.
What happens next
- The claim is checked against the primary source — the statute text, the bill, or the publishing agency.
- If the page is wrong, it is corrected and the last checked date on that page is updated the same day.
- If the correction changes the substance of a rule, a line is added to the log below saying what changed. Corrections are not made silently.
- If the page turns out to be right, the reasoning gets sent back with the source, because that is more useful than a thank-you note.
Change log
| Date | Page | Change |
|---|---|---|
| August 14, 2026 | All | First publication. |
What is deliberately left out
Where a source could not be verified, this site says so on the page rather than filling the gap. Current gaps are listed on the about page and in the could not verify section of the sponsor profile. If you can close one of them with a primary source, that counts as a correction too.