A Street Is Not a Home Barry W. Lynn as well as those contemplating

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A Street Is Not a Home Barry W. Lynn as well as those contemplatingLike many politicians, reporters, social workers, and others concerned about the homeless, Robert C. Coates lived for a short time on the street. But rather than returning from his mission with yet another set of platitudes about the problem, the experience set him on the road to find answers. The result is "A Street is Not a Home". Coates' involvement with homelessness began as an exploration into judicial ethics, but quickly developed into something