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St. Paul will get some federal scrutiny on communicating with the deaf (access required)

Posted: 12:46 pm Fri, October 19, 2012
By Barbara L. Jones

A federal court will be taking a close look at the city of St. Paul’s policies about communicating with deaf persons as a result of a ruling by the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in a case where a deaf man claims he was denied an interpreter while in police custody.

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