 been dubbed the anti-camping law in Oregon, and last week the Supreme Court upheld it. In a 6-3 decision, the high court ruled that Grant Pass, Oregon's controversial ordinance cracking down on homeless camping free-for-alls in the public parks and streets is in fact not cruel and unusual punishment. The penalty for such action is a fine or even possible jail time, and while some bleeding hearts are up in arms, it makes perfect sense that homeless people shouldn't sprawl out wherever they please. Why should taxpayers have our parks and public areas turned into slumber parties for the homeless?