[Arizona-students] NFB Target Suit

[Allison (NFB of Arizona)]

Matthew wrote:
"Why has NFB not included other states.  They should most
certainly do so, not everyone lives in California."

I think it was because the NFB California affiliate specifically was the
first to  take action on this issue.  It's not as if the NFB picks and
chooses which states should benefit.  It's more that Californians were the
ones to begin the larger process.  As for the rest of the details, I'll 
leave those to others to better explain.

Allison


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Matthew Hines" <matthew at aaabvi.org>
To: <arizona-students at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2008 1:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Arizona-students] NFB Target Suit


>I made call to inquire about the question of residency.  The question was,
> what if you were/are not a resident of California but did in fact access
> Target.com at any time between 2003-2008.  According to the person I spoke
> with at that number, it does not specifically state that you have to be a
> legal resident of California, you just had to access that website at any
> time
> while "in" California.  So this may apply to some of us, but here is my
> question.  Why has NFB not included other states.  They should most
> certainly do so, not everyone lives in California and I am sure that many
> others have had these difficulties.
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