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Winborne v. Virginia State Lottery
No. 081477Supreme Court of Virginia
081477 Winborne v. Virginia State Lottery 06/04/2009 In suit for declaratory relief brought by wheelchair-using petitioners, the Virginia Lottery offers a program, service, or activity within the meaning of th…
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081477 Winborne v. Virginia State Lottery 06/04/2009 In suit for declaratory relief brought by wheelchair-using petitioners, the …
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081477 Winborne v. Virginia State Lottery 06/04/2009 In suit for declaratory relief brought by wheelchair-using petitioners, the Virginia Lottery offers a program, service, or activity within the meaning of the Virginians with Disabilities Act, Code § 51.5-1 et seq. ("VDA"), and the Americans with Disabilities Act, 42 U.S.C. § 12101 et seq. ("ADA"), and the Virginia Lottery has an obligation to ensure that disabled persons are not excluded from participation in or denied access to such program or activity of the Virginia Lottery. The circuit court erred in granting summary judgment on that issue to the respondents. However, there is no legal requirement as to how this access for the program…
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