State health and safety code did not violate title II when it permitted health insurance plans to require continued coverage for children with mental retardation and physical disabilities but not for children with other mental impairments. State procedures requiring application for absentee ballot before each election donot violate title II when polling place is accessible. LOFC005 City of East Lansing. City's paramedic, fire, and police department complied with title II in treating individual with seizure disorder. County did not violate title II when Commissioner made an inappropriate assertion at a grievance hearing.
Prison provides program access for individuals with disabilities.
County court failed to provide assistive listening Systems for observers of courtroom proceedings. Town did not violate title II when it terminated police officer because to provide indefinite leave without pay, as he requested, would impose an undue hardship upon this small town. Election Commission found in compliance with the Requirements of title II for accessible polling places after furniture blocking entrance was removed and signage was added. Sheriff's office visiting room found fully accessible to individuals with disabilities. County policy of providing curbside voting is an acceptable alternative method to enabling individuals with mobility impairments to cast ballots on Election Day.