Cities across the U.S. have been introducing tougher measures to address the growing problem of homelessness, prompting a number of court challenges that could set guideposts on how far municipalities can go
Mental-health advocates in New York are challenging a plan to involuntarily send mentally ill homeless people to psychiatric hospitals.
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