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Oral Arguments to take place in Miami-Dade Residency Restriction Case today

FAC Contributor #3 19 Comments min read

This morning the 11th Circuit will hold oral arguments in our case challenging Miami-Dade County’s sex offender residence restriction.

Daniel Tilley, from the ACLU will be doing the argument on behalf of the individuals who are legislated into homelessness by the Miami-Dade Ordinance named after Lauren Book.

The case is: 19-10254 John Doe #6, et al., Appellants v. Miami-Dade County

Please direct lots of good thoughts and prayers to the lawyers and Mr. Tilley this morning as another battle in this long-standing challenge is being fought.

 

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19 thoughts on “Oral Arguments to take place in Miami-Dade Residency Restriction Case today”

  • Joe123
    June 10, 2020

    Sending positive thoughts their way. Doing God’s work!

    Reply
  • Rod
    June 9, 2020

    Please FAC, update us on the questions the judges ask and how things went today. Thanks!

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    • Florida Action Committee
      June 9, 2020

      We will cover it in our weekly update but don’t want to speculate while the case is still open and these comments are public.

      Reply

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