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· 10/18/1994

Easley v. Snider

Citations

  • 36 F.3d 297

How courts have described this case

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  • The ADA does not require that the Commonwealth extend its attendant care services to physically disabled individuals who were not mentally alert as doing so would result in an unreasonable modification of the program
  • “[I]f 16 there is no factual basis in the record demonstrating that accommodating the individual 17 would require a fundamental modification or an undue burden, then the handicapped 18 person is otherwise qualified . . . .”

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