United States v. Borough of Audubon, NJ

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• finding that testimony of the residents demonstrated that their handicap, drug addiction and/or alcoholism, substantially limited major life activities
• granting injunctive relief and monetary penalty against town that refused to allow a home for recovering substance abusers in a residential neighborhood
• “Discriminatory intent may be established where animus towards a protected group is a significant factor in the community opposition to which the commissioners are responding.”
• “Discriminatory intent may be established where animus towards a protected group is a significant factor in the community opposition to which the commissioners are responding.”
• selective enforcement of zoning ordinances against a protected group evidenced intentional discrimination
• finding a substantial limitation under analogous circumstances

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