Government,
Constitutional Law,
Civil Litigation
Oct. 25, 2024
Homeless advocate group might not have standing in SF case
The San Francisco city attorney's office seeks to dismiss the complaint about clearing of homeless camps on streets on the grounds that none of the plaintiffs have standing to pursue it.
A magistrate judge in Oakland appeared unlikely to dismiss a complaint against San Francisco by an advocacy group and several individuals after a hearing Thursday but considered whether the name organizational plaintiff, the Coalition on Homelessness, should remain in the lawsuit.
The hearing, which ended without a decision, was an attempt by the San Francisco city attorney's office to dismiss the complaint on the grounds that none of the plaintiffs - neither the association n...
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