Enjoying the latest blockbuster flick can be a challenging experience for blind or deaf individuals. However, a group of Arizonans are hoping to change that by requiring all AMC Entertainment theaters in the state to install devices that would aid peopme with sight and hearing disabilities. Representing several citizens, the...
January 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Enjoying the latest blockbuster flick can be a challenging experience for blind or deaf individuals.
However, a group of Arizonans are hoping to change that by requiring all AMC Entertainment theaters in the state to install devices that would aid people with sight and hearing disabilities.
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