New Jersey A3322 establishes the "Homeless Bill of Rights" to protect the rights of homeless individuals.
New Jersey A3322, the "Homeless Bill of Rights," aims to ensure that homeless individuals are not unfairly discriminated against. It establishes rights such as the ability to vote, privacy in personal property, and access to emergency medical care without discrimination based on housing status. The bill also allows for legal action against violations, including injunctive relief, damages, and attorney fees. The rights extend to using public spaces and seeking employment without discrimination.
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