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Seven disabled plaintiffs have sued Georgia, seeking class action status for as many as 50,000 disabled residents who are housed in nursing homes instead of receiving care in their homes and communities. The suit, filed in federal court on Monday, claims that state agencies routinely place physically disabled individuals in institutional care rather than providing care near their homes, thereby violating the ADA.
February 06, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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