 Ian Lighthizer, an assistant city attorney for Bend, says the justices determined the case known as Martin v. Boise imposed unrealistic restrictions on cities, like requiring individual assessments and tracking available shelter beds. When Bend adopted its camping code a couple of years ago, it didn't include some of those elements that the court said aren't really workable and aren't things that going forward a city will necessarily have to consider. So in that regard, I think Bend is actually in a pretty good place