What is another word for vagabond law?
Pronunciation: [vˈaɡɐbˌɒnd lˈɔː] (IPA) 
Vagabond law is a term used to describe a set of laws that were enforced in various parts of the world. These laws were aimed at controlling the movement of people who were deemed to be vagrants, tramps or wanderers. Various synonyms for the term vagabond law include tramp laws, loitering laws, and panhandling laws. These laws were primarily aimed at people who were homeless, unemployed, or simply travelling around without a clear destination. In many cases, such laws were used to enforce social norms and discourage behaviors that were considered unconventional or deviant. Today, many of these laws have been repealed as they are considered discriminatory and unconstitutional.
