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Originally Posted by Wavy Chips
Not trying to be funny or disrespectful, but if the plaintiffs are deaf/hearing impaired, how can they hear the presentations in the first place and then be able to sign for the the rest of the attendees?
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That's a decent point well taken. But, possibilities could be lip reading, pre printed text of the class content for that day (would require a lot I know and wouldn't be perfect), speech to text software for the interpreter, possibly instructors who sign. There is almost nothing that can't be accomplished in life with a little ingenuity, will power, and cooperation. I hope this gets worked out.