Judge grants temporary restraining order on punishment of unhoused people
A Grants Pass city judge has granted an emergency restraining order on the punishment of homeless people for the next 14 days, the latest update in a lawsuit brought against the city by Disability Rights Oregon and Oregon Law Center.
Temporary restraining order granted in new Grants Pass homeless lawsuit
Homeless people in Grants Pass can’t be cited, arrested or prosecuted for camping during the next two weeks. A Josephine County judge issued a temporary restraining order on Monday in a lawsuit against the city over its treatment of homeless people.
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A Josephine Count judge has granted a temporary restraining order against the City of Grants Pass after a lawsuit was filed last week to protect the city’s homeless population. Disability Rights ...
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