HB 6519 proposes state compensation for Sean Hurley for injuries caused by Orange County Sheriff's Office
March 13, 2026
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This bill represents a legislative claims process to provide financial relief to an individual for damages caused by a local law enforcement agency, bypassing standard civil litigation limits.
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Sean Hurley
He is the named claimant seeking financial compensation for injuries.
Orange County Sheriff's Office
The agency is identified as the party responsible for the negligence leading to the claim.
Last recorded activity March 13, 2026.
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This bill represents a legislative claims process to provide financial relief to an individual for damages caused by a local law enforcement agency, bypassing standard civil litigation limits.
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Legislative Claims Process
The document highlights the use of the legislative process to resolve liability claims against local law enforcement agencies in Florida.
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