The injunction that restricts the sweeping of homeless encampments unless a viable shelter space is offered will remain active until August.
The long-awaited trial in the lawsuit filed by homeless San Franciscans against the city will have to wait until at least this summer to begin, per“Defendants’ motion to stay is granted in part. The case is stayed until 30 days after the Supreme Court issues an opinion inThat means the preliminary injunction that restricts the sweeping of homeless encampments unless a viable housing or shelter space is offered will also remain active until after the trial.
“We appreciate that the District Court’s decision spares the City from wasting public resources litigating this case when the entire legal landscape may soon change,” said San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu in The city said, depending on the Supreme Court ruling, “lots of discoveries could be rendered obsolete” and “completely irrelevant,” especially those discoveries around shelter offers, shelter capacity, enforcement policies and SFPD training, according to Ryu.
“We disagree with the defendants’ characterization that any ruling from the Supreme Court will potentially greatly narrow the issues in this case,” said Kashyap during the hearing.
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