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The 9th Circuit Is Wrong: There’s No Homelessness Protection Clause in Constitution

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The 9th Circuit Is Wrong: There’s No Homelessness Protection Clause in Constitution
A homeless man sleeps under an American Flag blanket on a park bench in the Brooklyn borough of New York City on Sept. 10, 2013. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Paul J. Larkin
Zack Smith
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Once upon a time, constitutional interpretation actually involved interpreting the text of the Constitution.
Paul J. Larkin directs The Heritage Foundation’s project to counter abuse of the criminal law, particularly at the federal level, as senior legal research fellow in the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies. Read his research.
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