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On April 7, 2021, the Eleventh Circuit United States Court of Appeals vacated a trial court ruling from 2017 which held that Winn-Dixie Stores violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) because the Plaintiff, who is visually impaired, could not access the company’s website. In
Gil v. Winn-Dixie Stores, the Court held that: (1) websites, unlike “actual, physical spaces,” do not constitute a “public accommodation” as defined by the ADA; and (2) Winn-Dixie’s limited-use website did not create an “intangible barrier” to access its services.
The Plaintiff requires the use of a screen reading software, which “vocalizes the content” of websites and web pages to use the internet, and Plaintiff was unable to access Winn-Dixie’s website with the software. At the time of the lawsuit in 2017, Winn-Dixie did not offer any sales through its website, and the primary functions that Plaintiff wanted to use the website for w
Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop of Denver, Colorado. | Courtesy of Alliance Defending Freedom
In July 2012, when the federal government and most states in the United States did not legally recognize gay marriages, a Colorado baker found himself the subject of an anti-discrimination case for refusing to make a same-sex wedding cake on religious grounds.
Years later, Jack Phillips found himself before the highest court in the land, where the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in his favor in
Phillips details experiences with the litigation, his upbringing and faith background in the book
In the book, Phillips documents his multiple legal battles over his decisions not to make a cake celebrating a same-sex wedding or a cake celebrating a gender transition.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK Oklahoma legislators are standing for the sanctity of human life by voting in favor of three pro-life bills yesterday and sending them to Governor Kevin Stittâs desk for his expected approval.
Oklahoma Senate voted 37-10 for House Bill 2441, known as the âHeartbeat Bill,â which prohibits an abortion if the unborn babyâs heartbeat is detected, typically about six weeks of pregnancy. Sponsored by state Sen. Julie Daniels, R-Bartlesville, the bill states that abortionists who violate the law could be charged with homicide and lose their license. Exceptions would be allowed if the motherâs life is at risk or a doctor certifies in writing that her pregnancy is âmedically futile.â
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