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To: TobagoJack who wrote (180025)	11/6/2021 9:30:40 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Respond to of 220056

No wonder comedians are having such a tough time: "cannot wait until 2024 when the Republican Party, or even Donald Trump himself, apologizes for Biden’s apology." ACLU files lawsuit against City of Boston citing cruel, unusual punishment in Mass and Cass sweep. {25 degrees F the last 3 nights, The mean city of Boston is trying to move these poor souls indoors, The city wants to use a former jail which is not good enough for people living outside below freezing temperatures, I kid you not!!!} BOSTON MA. – NOVEMBER 1: Crews working for the Recovery Services at the Engagement Center take down a tent on Atkinson St as cleanup continues at Mass and Cass on November 1, 2021 in Boston, MA. (Staff Photo By Nancy Lane/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) By MEGHAN OTTOLINI \| meghan.ottolini@bostonherald.com \| Boston Herald November 5, 2021 at 11:31 a.m. The ACLU has brought a lawsuit against Boston officials on behalf of three homeless people previously living on the streets of Mass and Cass, calling their recent sweep of the area “fundamentally unlawful.” “This plan is harmful and unconstitutional because it forces people to disperse with no safe place to sleep, while disconnecting them from the medical care they are able to receive at Mass. and Cass. Indeed, it’s inconsistent with City assurances, public safety and the law,” American Civil Liberties Union Massachusetts chapter executive director Carol Rose said, in a statement. Acting Mayor Kim Janey is named in the class action complaint, as are Boston Police commissioner Gregory Long and Boston Public Health Commission executive director Bisola Ojikutu. Officials began clearing out encampments around Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard last week, where scores of homeless and drug-addicted people and been living in tents. According to the complaint filed by the ACLU, that cleanup forced people out of their temporary shelters “without any meaningful or individualized process to ensure” that they “have access to available housing arrangements or shelter that can reasonably accommodate their needs.” The lawsuit further alleges the city’s plan violated the homeless individuals’ constitutional rights, citing cruel and unusual punishment as well as unreasonable search and seizure that resulted in the damage and loss of the homeless individuals’ property. {This is City Of Boston public property in front of private property} Law firm WilmerHale joined the ACLU in the filing and asks the city not only to allow homeless people to return to the area, but to also award monetary compensation to the three individuals named for “intentional destruction of their personal property.” What about the property owners rights? F That! The main legal property rights are the right of possession, the right of control, the right of exclusion, the right to derive income, and the right of disposition. There are exceptions to these rights, and property owners have obligations as well as rights.Sep 10, 2020