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Our era is one of specialists, and yet I am a general assignment reporter at The Sacramento Bee. I love emails, esp about dangerous roads: alange@sacbee.com
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She sued after Sacramento trashed her homeless encampment. Here's what happened

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By Ariane Lange Verified
| MSN Verified
A homeless woman lost her $12,000 small claims lawsuit after a judge ruled that six or seven days' notice for the sweep gave Sacramento officials license to destroy personal property left in and around her encampment. The lawsuit was unusual in the capital city, where homeless people have little recourse to challenge city policies about throwing away their belongings. In November, Elizabeth Williams filed her small claims suit against Sacramento, asking for $12,239 in damages.
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She sued after Sacramento trashed her homeless encampment. Here’s what happened

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By Ariane Lange Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
A homeless woman lost her $12,000 small claims lawsuit after a judge ruled that six or seven days’ notice for the sweep gave Sacramento officials license to destroy personal property left in and around her encampment. The lawsuit was unusual in the capital city, where homeless people have little recourse to challenge city policies about throwing away their belongings. In November, Elizabeth Williams filed her small claims suit against Sacramento, asking for $12,239 in damages.
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Sacramento police can punish homeless people for sleeping with a blanket

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By Ariane Lange Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
The Sacramento Police Department released a document explaining when and how law enforcement officers should treat living outside as a crime. In response to a small claims lawsuit brought by a homeless woman, Elizabeth Williams, the city submitted the Police Department’s “Unlawful Camping Enforcement Guidelines.” The Sacramento Bee is publishing the guidelines in full.
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