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Intervenor in LA homelessness case asks to appeal without paying fees

Adrian D. Moon filed a request to proceed as a low-income appellant in the long-running federal homelessness case.

Courts· posted Aug 27Motion

A participant in the federal lawsuit over Los Angeles homelessness policy asked the court for permission to appeal without paying the usual filing fees, citing inability to pay. The request, filed by intervenor defendant Adrian D. Moon with a proposed order, awaits a judge's ruling.

What happens next

The court will rule on the request to appeal without prepaying fees.

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Roybal Federal Courthouse
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