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Brilliant-Jacket-550 t1_jech9fd wrote

Reply to American Disability Act in Pennsylvania Catholic Schools. by CRNPandACHPN

Check out the Education Law Center and I’d probably call McAndrews Law. McAndrews is a firm in Villanova that does education law. I am a former special education attorney, but the firm that I worked for handled only public and charter school cases. Education Law Center is a non-profit in Philadelphia that does exactly what the name implies. They’d probably be a great resource and point you in the best direction. Best of luck!

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Brilliant-Jacket-550 t1_jeb4biv wrote

Reply to Potato Chips - What is your favorite brand and type (Regular/Kettle, etc)? by Speakslinux

My favorite used to be Middleswarth, but then I realized they may or may not be cooked in tallow. Just tell us! From the ingredient list:

MADE FROM CAREFULLY SELECTED POTATOES, SHORTENING (CONTAINING ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING: TALLOW, PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED SOYBEAN, SOYBEAN, COCONUT, CANOLA, COTTONSEED, AND/OR PALM OIL),

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Brilliant-Jacket-550 t1_jcigirs wrote

Reply to I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_

Former public defender here. Cops have no way of knowing when they drive past you what percentage your tint is. Therefore, there are regulations in place that allow a cop to pull you over if you are driving a regular car (coupe/sedan/hatchback) and they cannot see the occupants of the vehicle. Most importantly, it’s often used as a pretext for a stop- meaning, it’s a high crime/drug area and cops are playing the odds that if they pull over the car with tinted windows, they’ll find some excuse to search the car and find some other evidence of illegal activity.

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Brilliant-Jacket-550 t1_jbxtahh wrote

Reply to comment by generalraptor2002 in Lawsuit: Western Psych staff mistook nurse's disabilities, injected him with antipsychotic meds by saintofhate

I can’t speak to this particular hospital, but I’m a former Public Defender who represented people being subject to involuntary commitment. You wouldn’t believe the hoops that hospital staff and even hearing officers will jump through to commit someone who doesn’t meet the criteria.

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Brilliant-Jacket-550 t1_j77ef76 wrote

Reply to comment by AsteroidDisc476 in Family found dead in Pennsylvania made a 'joint decision' to kill themselves, police say by JustMyOpinionz

Your response truly saddens me. I’ve been out and dealing with anti-LGBT hate for 30 years, but I still wouldn’t wish this upon anyone and I’m able to have empathy and compassion for their plight. These people- hateful as they may seem-were, if anything, victims of the lies spread by right-wing propaganda and the orange buffoon. Unfortunately there are a lot more people who have been poisoned by this rhetoric, so I fear that things are really going backwards for us at this point. Time to be prepared.

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Brilliant-Jacket-550 t1_j3p1wu2 wrote

Reply to Where to go on a 3 day vacation within 3-4 hours of Philly? by Excellent_Insect_270

If you like road trips, check out Route 6; it runs across the state, in the north. It takes you through a few state parks, several cute towns, and ultimately to Erie. It’s definitely longer than a 4-hour drive, but you could do 4 hours each day and see a lot. I did the trip with a friend a couple of years ago and it was beautiful.

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Brilliant-Jacket-550 t1_ixr47w6 wrote

Reply to comment by ktp806 in Pennsylvania hunters find more than 2,400 bears in the woods — so far by Kunphen

So you’re saying that people bait them all year to get them fat and trusting? So every day, the bear comes up, gets its treats and goes on its way; then one day, it comes up, gets its treats (or not) and gets shot by the person who has been feeding it? What kind of person can basically bond with an animal like that and then kill it?

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