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What Is First Amendment Auditing?

First Amendment auditing is the practice of testing government transparency and accountability by exercising constitutionally protected rights to record and observe public officials in public spaces. It serves as a peaceful form of civic engagement that helps ensure government operations remain open and accessible to the citizens they serve.

Responsible auditing is NOT about confrontation, harassment, or creating disturbances.It is about understanding your rights, exercising them lawfully, and promoting constitutional awareness through education and peaceful demonstration. Effective auditing emphasizes de-escalation, respect, and adherence to all applicable laws.

Our mission is to educate auditors and public officials alike on the proper boundaries, legal frameworks, and best practices that protect everyone involved while upholding constitutional principles.

Constitutional Foundation

Based on landmark cases like Glik v. Cunniffe and Turner v. Driver that establish the right to record public officials.

Safety First

Emphasizing de-escalation, maintaining safe distances, and avoiding any conduct that could escalate situations.

Mutual Respect

Promoting understanding between auditors and public officials through education and respectful interaction.

"The key to effective First Amendment auditing lies not in confrontation, but in education, preparation, and respect for the law. This platform taught me to audit with purpose and professionalism, creating positive outcomes for constitutional awareness."

— Constitutional Rights Advocate