“The Supreme Court let stand Monday a ruling that struck down a Cincinnati law that sought to create a “drug-exclusion zone” by banning anyone arrested or convicted of certain drug offenses from a high-crime neighborhood. Without comment, the high court rejected an appeal by the city defending the 1996 ordinance,” Reuters reports here.
“The Supreme Court let stand Monday a ruling that struck down a Cincinnati law that sought to create a “drug-exclusion zone” by banning anyone arrested or convicted of certain drug offenses from a high-crime neighborhood. Without comment, the high court rejected an appeal by the city defending the 1996 ordinance,” Reuters reports here.
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