Feeding the homeless sparks charity or crime in Fort Lauderdale
Arnold Abbot and two South Florida ministers were charged under a new Fort Lauderdale ordinance limiting public feeding of the homeless. They faced up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine, while continuing to feed the hungry at public parks. The law, effective Friday, is part of five measures aimed at homelessness.
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Oregon Alaska and Washington D C voted to legalize recreational marijuana Tuesday. Colorado and Washington state already allowed 21 plus use since 2012. The federal stance softened with the Justice Department saying it would not interfere if states tightly regulate.
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