Daily News | Philly’s supervised injection site nonprofit will again start settlement talks with the feds
Safehouse, the nonprofit seeking to open a place in Philadelphia where people in addiction can use drugs under medical supervision, has agreed to engage in mediated talks with the federal government in the hope of resolving a years-long legal challenge blocking its plans.
“We agreed with the Department of Justice to move in this direction to reach a settlement and get the lawsuit resolved,” said Goldfein, who declined to comment on the confidential settlement conversations, but said the organization’s goals “have not changed.” ruled in Safehouse’s favor, but an appellate court overturned his decision in late 2020, and the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case. Safehouse then returned to court — again before McHugh — on a number of legal claims that had not been considered in the original ruling. With the latest move, McHugh will still preside over the case, but Magistrate Judge Richard A. Lloret will now supervise mediation talks.
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