Homeless court is now in session at the St. Vincent de Paul shelter in San Diego. The idea of this court and others like it is to help the homeless clear misdemeanor offenses from their record that, if left unresolved, can make them ineligible for government aid or driver's licenses -- a major barrier to a normal life. Launched at the request of homeless veterans 15 years ago, the San Diego program has grown into a model for cities across California and beyond.
December 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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