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Tennessee v. Lane began with a handicapped defendant who had to crawl up steps to reach a second-floor Tennessee courtroom. The case became a vehicle to call attention to the treatment of the disabled at all courts, including the Supreme Court itself, where protesters rallied this month. And inside, a milestone was achieved when a deaf lawyer who wanted to observe arguments was allowed to use a stenographer to make a real-time transcription.
January 30, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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