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To: mrhansen
"Secondly, there is absolutely no feasible or pragmatic way for a blind person to tell what denominations are passing through his hands."

Money readers are available and they work for blind-deaf people as well.


25 posted on 05/20/2008 7:59:24 AM PDT by Kirkwood (Ask me again tomorrow.)
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To: Kirkwood

If this court believes that paper currency discriminates against the blind and this audio technology exists, wouldn’t an inexpensive solution be to provide these to the blind at tax payer expense?

And on that note(so to speak), why then are all cashier stands not legally forced to provide audio at the point of sale describing the transaction?


59 posted on 05/20/2008 9:34:44 AM PDT by ResponseAbility
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