['YOUNG v. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HOUSING AUTHORITY']

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• explaining that complaint included claims not just relating to vouchers, but also to persistent violations regarding effective means of communication
• finding case was not moot “even though DCHA has given Plaintiffs the Vouchers they sought and provided ASL interpreters so that Plaintiffs could access information related to those specific Vouchers”

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