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Stadium-style seating in theaters has improved moviegoing for many. But some disabled patrons are not applauding. At its private conference June 24, the Supreme Court will consider whether to grant review to Regal Cinemas Inc. v Stewmon , a case pitting disabled theatergoers and the Justice Department against the owners and operators of movie theaters. At issue is whether stadium seating plans in theaters violate federal accessibility guidelines under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
June 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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