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A California superior court appellate panel last week rejected a deputy district attorney's attempt to force Santa Clara, Calif., court officials to accommodate her hearing disability. The DA's office had petitioned the court to provide Lisa Rogers with real-time captioning. The appellate panel suggested prosecutors instead seek to enforce a 1996 federal consent decree addressing the court's responsibility to accommodate hearing disabilities.
February 14, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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