Court revives disability suit by Arizona woman over Sedona vehicle-sleeping ban

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A federal appeals court has allowed Sabrina Beram to pursue her disability discrimination lawsuit against the City of Sedona, Arizona. Beram has severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, which has led her to sleep in her car because conditions in her apartment are unclean. Sedona's law bans sleeping in vehicles, including on private property, and Beram argues it affects her directly. The court found she had shown both an existing injury and a credible risk of future enforcement against her. The ruling allows the case to move forward rather than being dismissed at this stage.

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