What are the provision braille requirments in the PL 105-17?
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Here's a link that can help you:\n\nhttp://www.nfb.org/fr/fr1/fr98cv18.htm
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WEB RESULTS\nHLS 00-581 (SRS 00-163) ORIGINAL Page 1 of 12 (PDF)  \n... HLS 00-581 (SRS 00-163 ... Regular Session, 2000. HOUSE BILL NO. 320. BY REPRESENTATIVE SCALISE ... relative to certified. 4. Louisiana capital companies; to provide for certain credits and ...www.legis.state.la.us/leg_docs/00RS/CVT5/OUT/0000HOBO.PDF -
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hope this is what ur looking for:\n\nhttp://www.nilc.org/immlawpolicy/obtainlpr/oblpr043.htm
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A number of states allow legally blind persons to get drivers licenses. Depending on eye conditions, a person may not be able to focus close up, requiring braille for reading and writing, but be able to function fairly well for distance.
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I've always wondered how they know where all the braille signs are in public buildings....\n\n-SD-
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Nope.\nhttp://www.hud.gov/offices/fheo/disabilities/fhefhasp.cfm
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The Braille on the drive-up ATM's says "You should not be driving"\n\nWhat is just as funny - are the drive-up fast food windows that have the menu in Braille.
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There is Braille on drive-through ATMs because the same basic model of ATM is used for both drive-through and walk-up ATMs.\nNo need to worry...no state in the US is issuing driver's licenses to blind people...
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I had to laugh at your question... but.. really. those are machines and whether they are used inside banks.. at the entrances to banks(as most are) or in the drive in locations.. they are still a STANDARD machine used by the ATM system... Rather than doing away with the braille ONLY ONLY ONLY on those machines that they use at the drive up tellers, they just leave the braille on ALL the machines.. OK?
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There is a teach yourself braille course at http://www.brl.org/ However, to be certified, you would still have to submit a final manuscript to NLS, and you would need to know their formatting standards from their textbook, which is available for purchase from the American Printing House for the Blind:\nAuthor                Risjord, Constance.\nTitle                 Instruction manual for Braille transcribing \nPHONE: (502) 895-2405,(800) 223-1839\nCatalog No.           7-59880-00 $31.00 \nYou can also enroll directly through NLS and receive materials free: http://www.loc.gov/nls/bds.html\nOther countries have similar programs, I understand.
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Call the Dept of Transportation or you county Annex.  I was able to obtain a liscense and I and blind in an eye.
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two qualifications\n1. be completely blind\n2. have the ability to make up stuff as you go
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I don't know numbers, but the National Federation of the Blind has an association for blind lawyers, law students, and others in the legal profession:\n\nNational Association of Blind Lawyers\nPresident: Scott LaBarre\n1660 South Albion Street, Suite 918\nDenver, Colorado 80222-4046\nPhone: (303) 504-5979\nFax: (303) 757-3640\nEmail: slabarre@labarrelaw.com\nMembership organization of blind attorneys, law students, judges, and others in the law field. Provides support and information regarding employment, techniques used by the blind, advocacy, laws affecting the blind, current information about the American Bar Association, and other issues for blind lawyers. Interested? Join our mailing list\n\nAs far as being a judge, how to become a judge depends on where you live. In some places, it's done by voting; in others, by appointment. One thing I've heard if you want to be a judge, be nice to everyone -- at some point they'll go to people in your past and ask them how you work with others. (Most people do this already, but it's worth mentioning, just in case.) Find and talk with some local judges; you should find some who are willing to give you information and assistance towards your goal, and perhaps even act as a mentor.
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Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons (Protocol IV to the 1980 Convention), 13 October 1995\n\nThe rule is that you cannot use a laser for the sole purpose of causing permanent blindness in an enemy.  Lasers used for other purposes (such as weapons guidance) are allowed even if they may have an incidental effect of causing this type of injury.  (Somebody who is about to get hit by a 500 pound bomb will not be blind for very long.)
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Follow any of the links below:\n\nhttp://www.medicareadvocacy.org/QualOfCare_CLIA.pdf\n\nhttp://arpa.allenpress.com/arpaonline/?request=get-document&doi=10.1043%2F0003-9985(2002)126%3C1471:PPOTWU%3E2.0.CO%3B2
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They can be found at:\n\nhttp://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=Ch0083/part02.htm&StatuteYear=2005&Title=%2D%3E2005%2D%3EChapter%2083%2D%3EPart%20II\n\nYou want Title VI, Chapter 83, Part II, Sections 83.40 through 83.66.
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Hmmm... I would suggest contacting the testing agency.  They have ones that you can take on the computer for those with disabilities.  All you ahev to do is type the correct letter answer as opposed to filling in the blanks.