[NAGDU] Forwarded Article: This able-bodied dog lover makes a great case against faking service dogs

[Tara Briggs]

Interesting. But can you make the argument that church meetings are open to the public and the religious exemption does  apply  there. For example, even though the public can walk into a church for any service. Can't the church exclude say blind people if they want to? Anyway, in this case, we  had to go onto the Internet and get tickets. That's what a friend of mine did and she invited us to come. The tickets were free but you did  have to get them in order to get a seat.

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> On Sep 28, 2017, at 8:23 PM, David via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> If the concert is open to the public, the church exception does not apply.
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> *David and Claire Rose in Clearwater, FL*
> *david at bakerinet.com*
>> On 9/28/2017 7:53 PM, Star Gazer via NAGDU wrote:
>> Even when they are open to the public?
>> We have a meeting house (Mormon word for church building) that is open to the public for elections, i.e. it is a voting poll. There is no way they could or should restrict someone from going to the voting poll with a guide or service dog.
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