Judge Rules Indiana Discriminated Against Recovery Homes
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Federal Judge Rules Indiana Discriminated Against Recovery Homes; State Must Treat Them Like Regular Houses
A federal judge has found that Indiana officials discriminated against four recovery homes by imposing additional building rules on them. These homes, including Place of Grace, Harmony Home of Huntington, Inspiration Ministries, and Next Step Recovery Home, provide support for people in sobriety. The judge, Tanya Walton Pratt, ruled that the state must now treat these homes just like any regular house. The decision comes after the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit, arguing that the states approach was unfair and discriminatory against people with disabilities.
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