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Occupy Boise hearing at Statehouse

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$The House State Affairs Committee hears testimony on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$Carolyn Failla of Boise reads a letter from the United Action Idaho Occupy group to lawmakers before The Idaho House State Affairs Committee heard testimony on Friday on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$The House State Affairs Committee hears testimony on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$Democratic Reps. Elaine Smith (left) and Cherie Buckner-Webb confer as the Idaho House State Affairs Committee hears testimony on Friday on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$Nyk Zukowski of Fruitland attends the The Idaho House State Affairs Committee meeting on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$The House State Affairs Committee hears testimony on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$Dana Jablonski of Marsing testifies to the The Idaho House State Affairs Committee on Friday against a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. "This is not something we're doing for our enjoyment," she said of the encampment's residents. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$Dana Jablonski of Marsing listens to House Majority Leader Scott Bedke answer a question from the House State Affairs Committee on Friday about a bill he sponsored that would that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$House State Affairs Committee chairman Thomas Leortscher (top) at a committee meeting on Friday on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$Shavone Hasse of Parma is removed from the podium on Friday by Idaho State Trooper Ben Comorosky after Haase's testimony was cut-off by House State Affairs Committee chairman Thomas Leortscher who deemed it a personal attack. The committee heard testimony on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$House State Affairs Committee chairman Thomas Leortscher listens to testimony on Friday on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$
$Cay Marquart (left) thanks Boise Rep. Phyllis King for her remarks as the Idaho House State Affairs Committee hears testimony on Friday on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman$

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The House State Affairs Committee hears testimony on a bill that would make it an infraction to camp on the capitol mall grounds, effectively evicting residents of the Occupy Boise encampment in front of the old Ada County Courthouse in downtown Boise. JOE JASZEWSKI — Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman

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