US SB3803

Allows individuals to file lawsuits against the United States for personal injury, death, or property damage caused by federal law enforcement officers without first submitting claims to federal agencies for administrative review

Grants claimants the right to a jury trial for claims involving negligent or wrongful acts by federal law enforcement officers acting within their official duties

Defines "federal law enforcement officer" as any U.S. officer, agent, or employee authorized to engage in or supervise prevention, detection, investigation, or prosecution of federal civil or criminal law violations

Removes the "discretionary function" exception that shields the government from liability when claims involve federal law enforcement officer conduct

Applies to claims arising before, on, or after enactment, but does not revive expired statute of limitations claims or reopen finally adjudicated cases