maybe tangentily of interest

[tav-2020]

judge ruled man's truck is his home, Seattle
http://www.fox13memphis.com/news/tr...-affect-hundreds-of-homeless-people/711693182

 

[tav-2020]

Apologies, had not seen this was already posted...mods feel free to remove!

 

[Motrukdriver]

Before the Homeland Security Act or what ever it was called following the 911 attack, if you "lived" in a truck like truck drivers do, law enforcement had to get a search warrant to step inside. That changed and things got all fuzzy. I'm glad that vehicle dwelling is slowly making a legal comeback. I've been to several military locations where they "required/demanded" that my truck be searched before I can enter. I absolutely refused and just went back to my sleeper for a nap. They always relented and allowed me access I guess because what I was hauling was urgently needed.

 

[Motrukdriver]

Apologies, had not seen this was already posted...mods feel free to remove!

I saw it posted but since I use ad blockers the link wouldn't let me view it.  I was able to see it from your post.