Ninth Circuit appeals panel upholds preliminary injunction against HUD
1 Sep 24 6:32 PM · 4d ago · 3 articles · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
A three-judge Ninth Circuit panel declined to stay the injunction, finding that HUD had not provided a satisfactory explanation for the suspension and that its plan would leave the Los Angeles region vulnerable. The court ordered all already-approved grant money to be released and allowed LAHSA to continue applying for funds before the Oct. 14 deadline.
“We agree that HUD, as a steward of federal taxpayer funds, has the ability and duty to address the serious allegations of fraud and mismanagement levied against LAHSA. HUD's 'explanation for its decision' to suspend LAHSA…runs counter to the evidence before the agency.”
Ninth Circuit panelScott Turner HUD SecretaryLos Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) Lead homeless services coordinating bodyU.S. District Judge David O. Carter Federal judgeStephanie Graves Chair, LAHSA CommissionNinth Circuit Court of Appeals panel Three-judge appellate panel
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