I really don't understand what you mean... but the recorder's office clearly limits authorized use by limiting how many searches you can do.  You are clearly advocating "circumventing their system," which is a computer owned by subdivision of the state, and exceeding that authority.  I don't think the ADA applies.

By your logic, if the recorder's office left a window open at night, you would be able to enter and copy their records.  Yes, they are public records, but they have the right to limit their availability and this would clearly be a criminal act.

I don't have any intention of telling you what to do, but you really shouldn't represent that it is legal and advocate that others do it. 

Best,
Robert A. Franco
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