Abstract
In 2005, Orlando Food Not Bombs (OFNB), a conglomeration of political activists who advocate a “right to food,” began conducting “food-sharing events” once a week in downtown Orlando, Florida. OFNB distributed free vegan meals in Lake Eola Park to the hungry and homeless. Soon, however, the City began receiving complaints related to the number of homeless individuals who would disperse into adjacent neighborhoods following the events. In response, the City enacted the Large Group Feeding Ordinance, which required a permit for any feeding event likely to attract twenty-five or more people.
Recommended Citation
Fay O. Pappas,
Wrong Means to an Unjust End? The Eleventh Circuit’s Decision in First Vagabonds Church of God,
64 Fla. L. Rev.
1125
(2012).
Available at: https://scholarship.law.ufl.edu/flr/vol64/iss4/9