ATLANTA -- Georgia is discriminating against people who are deaf and developmentally disabled by denying them access to services, a federal
judge has found.
In a recent ruling, U.S. District Judge Richard Story said the
state has failed to provide appropriate group home care to such
individuals, and does not have enough mental health care practitioners
who are proficient in American Sign Language.
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