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Change sovereign immunity law that leaves Floridians suffering

Por: Orlando Sentinel Opinion February 22, 2023

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For years, Florida has protected the purse, not the people. Luckily, the Legislature gets a chance to fix that this session by amending the state’s sovereign immunity law. Lawmakers had a chance to do so in the last legislative session, too, and didn’t. But at least the bill got a hearing. Not everyone injured by the government gets that far. Sovereign immunity is the centuries-old legal doctrine that the king, as a divine being, can do no... + full article



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