Civil Litigation,
Government,
Civil Rights
Mar. 27, 2018
Orange County supervisors to discuss rescinding plan on temporary shelters
A federal judge’s unorthodox approach to civil rights lawsuits related to an Orange County homeless camp has led to a public debate about a relocation plan hatched by county supervisors during a court-ordered summit.
SANTA ANA -- A federal judge's unorthodox approach to civil rights lawsuits related to an Orange County homeless camp has led to a public debate about a relocation plan hatched by county supervisors during a court-ordered summit.
Orange County supervisors planned to discuss at their meeting Tuesday rescinding the plan to place temporary shelters on county-owned property in Huntington Beach, Irvine and Laguna Niguel.
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