<p>This episode directly confronts the idea of a "constitutional obligation" to provide affordable housing, demonstrating beyond any doubt that there is no constitutional basis in the words of the Supreme Court itself. This doesn't deny the need for housing but does demonstrate the lack of judicial authority to order it when they did.</p>

This episode directly confronts the idea of a "constitutional obligation" to provide affordable housing, demonstrating beyond any doubt that there is no constitutional basis in the words of the Supreme Court itself. This doesn't deny the need for housing but does demonstrate the lack of judicial authority to order it when they did.

Beyond the Mt. Laurel Doctrine (In Brief) From Forty Years of Failure to A Blueprint for Sucess

This is a blueprint for replacing the failed Mt. Laurel Doctrine with a new way of empowering people in urban poverty to escape from it by connecting with jobs and housing opportunities all cross the state.

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Beyond the Mt. Laurel Doctrine (In Brief) From Forty Years of Failure to A Blueprint for Sucess

Beyond the Mt. Laurel Doctrine (In Brief) From Forty Years of Failure to A Blueprint for Sucess