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Swan's Picks: State high court judges weigh in on ISLT and other stories this week

Sarah L. Swan
Sep 30, 2022
1 min read

‘Black Tax’ Costs US Cities Millions to Borrow on Wall Street - Bloomberg

Top State Judges Make a Rare Plea in a Momentous Supreme Court Election Case - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

Cities can’t prohibit the homeless from using blankets or pillows on public property, court rules (sfchronicle.com)

Mayor Breed to End Practice of Making Appointees Sign Undated Resignation Letters (sfstandard.com)

For More Than 20 Guaranteed Income Projects, the Data Is In - Bloomberg

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