Court Lifts Rule Barring San Francisco From Cracking Down on Sprawling Homeless Encampments
The Ninth Circuit lifted an order blocking the city from enforcing its public camping ordinances, which the city said had tied its hands from clearing encampments.
San Francisco will be able to enforce its ordinances that prohibit sleeping and camping on public property after the Ninth Circuit this week lifted a lower court’s order blocking the city from cracking down on the sprawling homeless encampments.
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