NLG Litigation
NLG
Sues Santa Monica to Block Anti-Homeless Ordinance
On
January
3, 2003, the National Lawyers Guild on behalf of several groups and
individuals
sued the City of Santa Monica to block a new law that tries to outlaw
providing
food
to the hungry in private places.
Click item to read: Complaint
-- Press Release
-- Press
Statement
NLG v. City of Los Angeles
This page provides information of the lawsuit filed against the City of Los Angeles on August 9,
2001, challenging the Los Angeles Police Departments use of force during political demonstrations.
Long
Beach First Amendment Litigation (Wordperfect 8.0 format)
NLG
lawyers
and the ACLU sued Long Beach on June 27, 2001 to obtain permits for
a
July 4, 2001
rally and march. On July 2, 2001, United States District Judge
Robert
Takasugi
issued
a temporary restraining order finding Long Beach's ordinance facially
unconstitional
and directing that all permits be issued forthwith. On July 3, 2001,
the
City
complied
with the Court's order and issued a permit for the event.
