State ex rel. McMain v. Town of Pollock
Citations
- 108 La. 594
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. Where the decision oí a cause in one of the inferior courts turns upon the fact whether a statute be constitutional or not, it is only when the lower court holds the statute to be unconstitutional that the cause can be appealed to the Supreme Court on that issue where the matter in dispue is below the appellate jurisdiction of that court.</p> <p>2. The Supreme Court will not take jurisdiction of a cause upon implied allegations. Allegations should be direct and specific.</p>
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- denying defendant’s motion to dismiss because it did not provide any affirmative showing that its current website is ADA- compliant, and will remain that way, beyond asserting so and citing to the website itself
- the defendant did “not convincingly show that its new website is ADA-compliant, [and] consequently, it ha[d] not shown that the ‘wrongful behavior’ ha[d] permanently ceased.”
- same, where defendant did “not provide any affirmative showing that its current website is ADA-compliant, and will remain that way, beyond asserting so and citing to the website itself”
- lack of alt text alternative, empty links, redundant links; linked images lack alt-text
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Judges: Nicholls
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