In response, many free speech feminists organized to defeat MacKinnnon/Dworkin-type ordinances in cities around the country and to support court challenges to such ordinances.
These type of ordinances disproportionally affect domestic violence victims who may opt not to call police out of fear of eviction, advocates say.
Michael Cerra, director of municipal information for the New Jersey League of Municipalities did not know exactly how many towns had passed this type of ordinance since June, but said that "a few dozen" of the 567 in the state had contacted him for information about it.
"If we win here," Woodfill said, "I think it will be an opportunity to defeat these types of ordinances when they pop up".
Ramon Beleno III, department chair of political science at Ateneo de Davao University, said that as mayor, Duterte was successfully able to implement these types of ordinances in once-chaotic Davao City with the support of the local legislature, all of whom were members of Duterte's political party, Hugpong.
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Minutes later, Austin police confirmed that an odd "incendiary device" had indeed injured the employee, but didn't bear any connection to the recent bombings and instead resembled "some type of military ordinance or memento" that caught fire.
About 20 communities in Westchester have some type of historic preservation ordinance, including New Rochelle, Peekskill and Greenburgh, and the number is increasing, said Jeffrey Williams, an expert in historic preservation with the Westchester County Department of Planning.
By weight, these explosives pack far more destructive power than TNT, so armies often use them in shells, bombs, mines, mortars and many types of conventional ordinance.
Aren't there any ordinances against this type of thing, any city code, building compliance, ban on hazardous chemicals...anything?
In Italy this type of problem occurs in ordinances (around 10% of the total) that apply to sleeping outdoors (in the sense of dossing somewhere improvised), for example by banning people from using sleeping-bags in public areas, or from sleeping in their cars parked on the street.
