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No. Wherever the property in question is publicly owned, such as a courtroom or public road, reasonable accommodations must be made. The views I have shared ap
by maxharris 6y ago
No. Wherever the property in question is publicly owned, such as a courtroom or public road, reasonable accommodations must be made.
The views I have shared apply only in the case of private property. On my view, if something is yours, it is yours alone to manage or dispose of so long as you do not interfere with the individual rights of others.