Scarborough v. Winn Residential L.L.P.

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• holding that a tenant's right to avoid eviction by curing criminal activity \would stand as a pronounced obstacle to\ and \undermine\ congressional intent
• holding that a tenant's right to avoid eviction by curing criminal activity \would stand as a pronounced obstacle to\ and \undermine\ congressional intent
• holding that \[a] 'procedural' right to a second chance to refrain from criminal activity endangering other tenants would conflict fundamentally with\ federal housing law
• holding that \[a] 'procedural' right to a second chance to refrain from criminal activity endangering other tenants would conflict fundamentally with\ federal housing law
• concluding that federal law preempted D.C. law with respect to the right to cure for violations of the federal one-strike provision
• concluding that federal law preempted D.C. law with respect to the right to cure for violations of the federal one-strike provision

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