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Challenging the Constitutionality of California’s CARE Act
The CARE Act’s new court-ordered system of involuntary outpatient treatment, CARE Court, violates the due process rights of thousands of Californians with disabilities and disproportionately targets people of color who are over-and-misdiagnosed with schizophrenia. PILP, in partnership with Disability Rights California (DRC) and Western Center on Law & Poverty, filed an original petition for writ of mandate to the California Supreme Court.
Learn MoreSenate Bill 197 Extends Housing Element Rezoning Deadline for Certain Jurisdictions
Learn MoreJudge Denies San Luis Obispo’s Motion to Dismiss Case Brought by Unhoused Residents
Federal Judge Cormac J. Carney resoundingly rejected the City of San Luis Obispo’s motion to dismiss, allowing a case brought by unhoused residents and Hope’s Village of SLO to move forward.
Learn MoreChallenging the Constitutionality of California’s CARE Act
The CARE Act’s new court-ordered system of involuntary outpatient treatment, CARE Court, violates the due process rights of thousands of Californians with disabilities and disproportionately targets people of color who are over-and-misdiagnosed with schizophrenia. PILP, in partnership with Disability Rights California (DRC) and Western Center on Law & Poverty, filed an original petition for writ of mandate to the California Supreme Court.
Learn MoreSenate Bill 197 Extends Housing Element Rezoning Deadline for Certain Jurisdictions
Learn MoreJudge Denies San Luis Obispo’s Motion to Dismiss Case Brought by Unhoused Residents
Federal Judge Cormac J. Carney resoundingly rejected the City of San Luis Obispo’s motion to dismiss, allowing a case brought by unhoused residents and Hope’s Village of SLO to move forward.
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