Government
Oct. 11, 2023
San Francisco says judge in anti-camping case has conflict
The city attorney’s office and lawyers for the Coalition on Homelessness each accused the other side of judge-shopping.
In a new twist in the legal battle over enforcement of San Francisco’s anti-camping laws, the city attorney’s office said the case should be heard by a different judge than the one who issued a preliminary injunction against it because of an alleged conflict with a settlement agreement with UC College of Law, San Francisco.
The city attorney’s office and lawyers for the Coalition on Homelessness each accused the other side of judge-shopping...
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