NEW: US Supreme Court has left in place a lower court ruling that struck down a law making it a crime to sleep in public places when homeless shelter space is unavailable.
to sleep in public places when homeless shelter space is unavailable.
The Supreme Court denied Boise's appeal Monday without comment, as is its normal practice when declining to grant review.
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