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6-3 Supreme Court Decides Criminalizing Homeless Residents for Sleeping Outside Isn't Cruel and Unusual
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Further Information- Full Supreme Court Opinion in Grants Pass v. Johnson
- Transcript + Audio of Supreme Court Oral Arguments in Grants Pass v. Johnson
- ORS 195.530 (2021 statewide legislation that cancels out SCOTUS ruling in Oregon)
- Key Precedent: 9th Circuit Federal Court Ruling in Martin v. Boise (2018) [SCOTUS declined case, therefore upholding the lower court ruling. Case establishes that sleeping outside cannot be punished if there is not otherwise sufficient shelter space]
- Key Precedent: Supreme Court Ruling in Robinson v. California (1962)
- 5/8/24: U.S. Supreme Court Hears Grants Pass v. Johnson (recapping oral arguments in the case before the Supreme Court from Jeremiah's trip to DC for the occasion).
- 4/3/2024: Uncomfortable Enough? Grants Pass v. Johnson (Jeremiah's in-depth reporting speaking to stakeholders in Grants Pass pre-Supreme Court oral arguments, including service providers, home builders, homeless residents, those involved in the SCOTUS case, etc.)
- 1/17/2024: U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Homelessness Case (Jeremiah's initial reporting on the background of the Grants Pass case)
Reporting & Interview: Jeremiah Hayden, Street Roots Reporter
Host & Producer: Nina Dabit, XRAY.FM Development Manager
Post-Production & Editing: Kyle Gilmer, Residual Audio
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