A federal judge's order has been upheld by a higher court. This order requires a certain department to construct a large number of housing units. The number of units specified is 2,550.
A three-judge panel made this decision, rejecting a request for further review. The department in question had asked for its appeal to be heard by a larger group of judges.
Further details about this decision are available from the original source. The court's ruling is the latest development in this matter, and it appears to be a significant step forward.
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