The New Jersey Attorney General and two local police departments are accused in Trenton, N.J., federal court of violating the Americans With Disabilities Act for failing to provide sign language interpreting for deaf motorists during traffic stops.
July 18, 2014 at 03:27 PM
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The New Jersey Attorney General and two local police departments are accused in Trenton, N.J., federal court of violating the Americans With Disabilities Act for failing to provide sign language interpreting for deaf motorists during traffic stops.
In a suit filed July 16, plaintiff John Buccieri Jr. claims the Toms River Police Department and the Ocean County Jail violated his civil rights by failing to provide sign language interpretation after a police officer pulled him over.
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