Are you unhoused or experiencing homelessness in Albuquerque?
You have rights. Advocates are fighting to protect your rights in court. But until there is a trial and a final decision in the case, your rights may change.
Do I have the right to be outside on public property?
As of April 2, 2024, no court order protects your rights to be outdoors on public property.
Do I have rights to my belongings?
If you are unhoused and have nowhere else to go, you may have rights not to have your belongings seized and destroyed by Albuquerque police and other Albuquerque city workers without a hearing.
What happens if Albuquerque police or city workers take or destroy my belongings?
You can call the lawyers who brought this case to protect your rights at (505) 255-2840 and leave a voicemail message. Make sure to clearly say and spell your name and your phone number and explain what happened. This is very important so the lawyers can present evidence to the judge about what the city is doing.
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