Axios: Supreme Court won’t revive Boise’s ban on outdoor sleeping by homeless
The blocked law intended to prevent homeless people from sleeping and camping in public places when the city’s shelter’s are full.
SCOTUS said that people have a constitutional right to sleep in public places, especially if no other shelter is available.
In an unsigned order with no noted dissents, the Supreme Court has declined to take up Boise, Idaho's, appeal to reinstate its law allowing officers to ticket individuals sleeping and camping on sidewalks and parks https://t.co/ly2M9AKZxs
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