Establishes rights for homeless individuals, including protection from criminal liability for sleeping on public property and equal treatment by.
Creates a homeless persons' bill of rights, ensuring homeless individuals have the right to use public spaces and receive equal treatment by state, county, and municipal agencies. Prohibits criminal liability for sitting, lying, or sleeping on public property if the person is homeless and no shelter space is available. Guarantees rights such as free movement in public spaces, protection from discrimination in employment and emergency medical care, and confidentiality of personal records. Allows for injunctive relief and attorney fees in civil actions for violations of these rights.
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