A renewed fight over enforcement of a 17-year-old agreement on the treatment of homeless people in Miami went to court in 2014, but a federal appeals court rejected attorney fees in the latest round of litigation.
November 24, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Twenty-seven years ago Miami’s homeless population and city officialdom existed in uneasy proximity.
That’s still true. But when frustration and familiarity breed civil rights violations, the homeless have some protection: the Pottinger Agreement of 1998.
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