New Jersey S1083 establishes the "Homeless Bill of Rights" to ensure homeless individuals are not discriminated against and have equal access to.
New Jersey S1083, known as the "Homeless Bill of Rights," aims to protect homeless individuals from discrimination and ensure they have equal access to public services. The bill guarantees rights such as freedom from discrimination in employment, emergency medical care, and voting. It also ensures the right to privacy, confidentiality of personal records, and protection from unauthorized disclosure of information. The bill allows courts to award relief, damages, and legal fees to those who successfully sue for violations. The Homeless Bill of Rights takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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