[blindlaw] Theoretical Question

[Prevost, Ann Marie]

If an organization wanted to give out tickets for theater performances
to visually impaired children at a discounted price, would there be some
sort of legal reason why the organization could not ask for some proof
of status such as an IEP or registration with the Commission for the
Blind? 


Ann Marie Prevost
Sidley Austin LLP
787 Seventh Avenue
New York, New York 10019
aprevost at sidley.com
212-839-5408 



 
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