Living in Your Car

On June 19, 2014, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decided the case of Desertrain v. Los Angeles against the city for ordering police to cite and arrest people who were living in their cars.  I published an analysis of the court’s decision at http://jurist.org/forum/2014/06/linda-tashbook-homeless-ordinance.php.  Cities should require their police departments to serve and protect the people who have to live outside–just like the serve and protect everybody else.  Please read the article and pass it along.

One Reply to “Living in Your Car”

  1. I been there and it sucked and I was always worried about cops and neighborhood finding out or tryin to take m to jail when it would have been better then sleep in the cold Hungary and I’m from the hood and live in the hood so I was always hearing gun shouting or thinking some one would break in one of m Windows got shout out

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