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The decision in University of Alabama v. Garrett hardly constitutes an end to the ideas encompassed in the Americans With Disabilities Act, say Dick Thornburgh and David R. Fine. Instead, turn to Plan B, which calls for recognizing what Garrett means, and for redirecting advocacy efforts to strike a balance between the Supreme Court's federalism concerns and the aims of the ADA.
May 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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