The Arizona Court of Appeals today affirmed the decision of the trial court In Brown v. City of Phoenix holding Phoenix responsible for the nuisance it permitted to exist on its property in the Zone.
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Tully Bailey LLP is an Arizona based law firm uniquely qualified to handle complicated legal and financial disputes and investigations. The firm is especially qualified to handle government related matters including investigations that may involve criminal and civil exposure.
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- Scottsdale, Arizona
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- 2021
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- Commercial Litigation , Criminal Defense , Government Investigations, Election Law , Civil Litigation, Constitutional law , civil rights litigation, Breach of contract, Political/governmental consulting, Constitutional Law, and Administrative Law
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Tully Bailey LLP offering commentary
Arizona Dept. of Education ‘stifled’ political voices on social media
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Tully Bailey Attorney Ilan Wurman quoted regarding the Grants Pass case.https://https://lnkd.in/gNT2G-QV
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This National Review story covers our legal strategy -- and suggests next litigation steps when the Supreme Court overturns or limits Grants Pass/Boise. https://lnkd.in/gua4D3Hc
Overturning Grants Pass Won’t Force a Homeless-Camp Reckoning. These Strategies Could
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Today the United States Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal of the Ninth Circuit's decision in the case of City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Gloria Johnson et al. Tully Bailey LLP filed an Amicus Brief on behalf of its clients urging the court to accept this case. This is one of two cases many cities claim prevent them from adequately policing the creation of tent cities on their property. We look forward to the court clarifying the law, but in the meantime call on cities to prevent unsanctioned camping on public property. Preventing this unlawful conduct will benefit all citizens including those living on the streets, for which indifference and lack of intervention is not compassion.
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The New York Times reported this weekend on our successful lawsuit and the final cleanup of the "Zone," the former massive open-air public homeless encampment in Phoenix. https://lnkd.in/d_774pS9
Phoenix Encampment Is Gone, but the City’s Homeless Crisis Persists
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This is a great example of why we have three branches of government. Phoenix believed the laws did not apply to it. The court held otherwise with tangible results. Results that have benefited the businesses and homeowners in the area and those living on the streets, hundreds of which have now accepted shelter. Perhaps a ray of sanity is breaking through the cloud on nonsense and neglect. We can hope.
Phoenix's largest homeless encampment, 'The Zone,' is now gone
azcentral.com