Charity Ordinance Appeal
Summary
A grandmother arrested for feeding the homeless in a Bullhead City park is fighting back in court, which could finally force city leaders to change their strict charity rules.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers could end up footing a hefty legal bill if the city keeps fighting this constitutional battle in court.
Charitable citizens and unhoused residents stand to gain the freedom to share meals without fear of arrest.
No groups negatively affected
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Grandma vows to keep fighting so she can feed homeless at Bullhead City park
Grandma vows to keep fighting so she can feed homeless at Bullhead City park AZ Family
Grandmother Arrested for Feeding People in Need Will Appeal Court Decision Upholding City’s Law Criminalizing Charity
Grandmother Arrested for Feeding People in Need Will Appeal Court Decision Upholding City’s Law Criminalizing Charity The Institute for Justice
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