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As the number of homeless in U.S. reaches record levels, the Supreme Court is deciding a case that would criminalize sleeping in public places.

A statement in January last to the judge hearing Kitty Holland’s defamation case against John Waters, that he would be calling up to 13 defence witnesses, was described in court today as a blatant attempt to bully her

Judgment reserved in case where Kitty Holland of The Irish Times is suing over comments made in 2017

A statement in January last to the judge hearing Kitty Holland’s defamation case against John Waters, that he would be calling up to 13 defence witnesses…

A statement in January last to the judge hearing Kitty Holland’s defamation case against John Waters, that he would be calling up to 13 defence witnesses…

A statement in January last to the judge hearing Kitty Holland’s defamation case against John Waters, that he would be calling up to 13 defence witnesses…

Last Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments about whether an Oregon town can cite and prosecute homeless people for sleeping in public places when they have nowhere else to

Mr Waters, of Sandycove, Dublin, was giving evidence in his defence against a €75,000 defamation of character claim by Ms Holland

Mr Waters, of Sandycove, Dublin, was giving evidence in his defence against a €75,000 defamation of character claim by Ms Holland…

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