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General Category => National/Breaking News => SCOTUS News => Topic started by: PeteS in CA on January 13, 2024, 03:14:09 pm
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https://hotair.com/john-s-2/2024/01/12/supreme-court-agrees-to-take-up-case-involving-homeless-n604684
Supreme Court Agrees to Take Up Case Involving Homeless
Cities on the west coast have been fighting two 9th Circuit Court decisions which limit their ability to remove homeless encampments. The 2018 Boise decision and the 2022 Grants Pass, Oregon decision effectively mean that cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles can’t clear sidewalks or parks unless they have a bed to offer every homeless person in their jurisdiction.
But as many, including Mayor London Breed of SF have pointed out, many homeless people routinely refuse offers of shelter because they’d rather remain on the streets. In effect, this means the courts are requiring cities and counties to have open beds they know will never be filled in hopes the homeless will agree to move inside when asked.
The Boise and Grants Pass decisions only have have jurisdiction in the Ninth Circuit, currently.
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https://hotair.com/john-s-2/2024/01/12/supreme-court-agrees-to-take-up-case-involving-homeless-n604684
Supreme Court Agrees to Take Up Case Involving Homeless
The Boise and Grants Pass decisions only have have jurisdiction in the Ninth Circuit, currently.
This is not uncommon. It takes a compelling reason to stomp on the Circuit Courts. This one looks like it's getting a hearing because the noise from the residents is getting louder.