They said Maitland spent 48 hours shackled to a hospital bed under police guard until Monday. Judge Guido Calabresi of the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals made the comments yesterday in a 63-page ruling questioning the rationality of the city's efforts to stop photographer Spencer Tunick from taking nude pictures in New York . . . Civilization has been about trying to find the right place to put excrement. I feel like a prophet today. That might be a situation in which the car would still be forfeited.
Bedrooms are for sleeping.
Police Commissioner Howard Safir plans to arrest homeless persons who refuse shelter. Bedrooms are for sleeping. The founding fathers never put that in the Constitution. In fact, reports the New York Times, the city's shelter system is already short of regular bed assignments for those seeking shelter for the first time. Last month, there was an average of 7,100 persons in NYC shelters each night.