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2-inquiry rule applies to free speech, service animals
The Department of Justice's regulations for the Americans with Disabilities Act allow two inquiries about whether a dog is a service animal: (1) whether the dog is a service animal required due to a disability and (2) what tasks it has been trained to perform. These regulations have been in place for almost 15 years but have generated little litigation over what is plainly a content-based speech prohibition.
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