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Judge finds Seattle’s encampment removal policy partially unconstitutional

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(The Center Square) – A King County judge has ruled parts of Seattle’s encampment removal policy unconstitutional. “The court’s order does not prohibit the removal of encampments,” said Tim Robinson, communications manager for the Seattle City Attorney’s Office. “The city does plan to seek appeal.” King County Superior Court Judge David Keenan ruled on July […]

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