text:  Good morning. So the case we're talking about is called Johnson v. City of Grants Pass, and that was looking at whether laws regulating camping on public property were in violation of the federal Eighth Amendment as cruel and unusual punishment. So the United States Supreme Court did rule that municipalities can actually enforce sit-lie and camping ordinances against homeless people, and it overturned a precedent that prohibited these municipalities from enforcing those types of laws if there wasn't enough shelter space available.