From Austin Chronicle, July 4, 2008...
TCRP argued that without subscription taxi rides – vouchers for regular trips such as work, doctor appointments, and dialysis – Cap Metro's Special Transit Services aren't efficient and flexible enough to meet the comparability requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act. The ADA requires that a federally funded transit agency provide services for people with disabilities that are parallel to the fixed-route service in terms of wait times and service area.
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Showing posts with label Texas Civil Rights Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Texas Civil Rights Project. Show all posts
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Georgetown Sued Over Protest Ordinance
From the statesman.com January 22, 2008...
The Texas Civil Rights Project has sued the City of Georgetown in federal court, alleging the city's ordinances regulating demonstrations is unconstitutional, an attorney for the group said today.
A small group of demonstrators gathered on the sidewalk in front of the City Council chambers Jan. 8 to protest the council's efforts to write a policy that would require anyone doing business with the city to prove that they do not hire illegal immigrants.
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The Texas Civil Rights Project has sued the City of Georgetown in federal court, alleging the city's ordinances regulating demonstrations is unconstitutional, an attorney for the group said today.
A small group of demonstrators gathered on the sidewalk in front of the City Council chambers Jan. 8 to protest the council's efforts to write a policy that would require anyone doing business with the city to prove that they do not hire illegal immigrants.
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