Humanitarian activist wins appeal in litter case

3 September 2010, 12:15 am

By Howard Fischer Herald/Review PHOENIX — Human rights activists can’t be charged with littering for leaving bottles of water for migrants on federal property, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday. In a split decision, the majority said there is no question that Daniel Millis put sealed, full-gallon bottles of purified water on trails in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge southwest of ...... Read More »

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