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Indiana Public Media: Hoosiers Who Are Blind Score Legal Victory over Absentee Voting Rules
NJ.com: Ex-Inmates Can Get Up to $8K for Each Year They Didn’t Get Special Ed Classes in N.J. Prisons, Court Says
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Ex-Inmates Can Get Up to $8K for Each Year They Didn’t Get Special Ed Classes in N.J. Prisons, Court Says
Federal Judge Strikes Down Indiana’s Mandatory Absentee Voter Traveling Board as Discriminating against Voters with Disabilities for May 2022 Election
March 10, 2022—Indianapolis, IN—Yesterday, the Honorable Jane Magnus-Stinson of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana struck down Indiana’s rule that absentee voters who could not independently mark their own ballot may vote absentee by mail only by appointment with a “traveling board” of elections officials in the May 2022 election. … Continue reading “Federal Judge Strikes Down Indiana’s Mandatory Absentee Voter Traveling Board as Discriminating against Voters with Disabilities for May 2022 Election”
Terre Haute Tribune-Star: Federal Judge Strikes Down ‘Mandatory Absentee Traveling Board’ Provision
Legal Reader: Court Grants Final Approval of Settlement that Reforms Special Education Services in New Jersey Prisons
Cook County Record: Judge OKs Class Action Demanding Chicago Install Devices to Help Blind Pedestrians at Intersections
Class of Blind Pedestrians Achieve Certification in Lawsuit Challenging Exclusion from Chicago’s Pedestrian Safety Program
Chicago, IL—March 8, 2022—A federal judge for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois has approved a motion for class certification in the class action lawsuit that Disability Rights Advocates (“DRA”) and Proskauer Rose LLP (“Proskauer”) filed in September 2019 against the City of Chicago and the Chicago Department of Transportation (“CDOT”) … Continue reading “Class of Blind Pedestrians Achieve Certification in Lawsuit Challenging Exclusion from Chicago’s Pedestrian Safety Program”