You cannot maintain a place that tends to 'annoy the community' or 'injure the manners of the people.'

The Law Explained

Florida law has a broad definition of what constitutes a public nuisance. Technically, operating a location that corrupts public morals or simply annoys the neighborhood enough can be deemed illegal. It was historically used to shut down brothels and speakeasies, but its vague wording leaves it open to highly subjective interpretation.