Not “trust us.” Here are the exact files.

Three ways to check this yourself

1. 1. Confirm the hash matches what you downloaded.

   Every file is served fresh on every request — the X-Content-Sha256 response header carries the same hash shown above, computed by the same function at the same moment. Fetch a file, hash the bytes you received, and compare. If they ever diverge, the page is lying — and now you can prove it.

2. 2. Confirm the golden set's citations are real.

   Open the golden set above. Every question carries a mustCite section number. Look one up on the Statutes Library — each one resolves to a real, hash-pinned Florida statute or rule with its official source. That is the same live corpus check the bench itself runs before every push: if a required citation ever stopped resolving, the bench would go red the same day.

3. 3. Confirm the planted fakes don't exist.

   Open the red-team set. Sections 61.999 and 99.999 are deliberately fabricated — they do not exist in Florida law. Search for either on the Statutes Library or Cite Check: both come back unresolved, honestly flagged, never rendered as fact. That is the negative-control side of the same integrity rule.

Reproduce the numbers exactly

With repository access (available to qualified reviewers on request), the enforcement suites and the live-gateway baseline run with the exact commands below — the same ones the platform's own push gate runs on every commit.