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Remmy It's free country,  You don't have to use your voice.  Why should u worry.  It doesn't matter if you speak so well and suddenly, you decide to use ASL 100% on that day.  Court or anyplace cannot force you to switch back to voice anyway.


I have done this before at the store :lol:  ASL is consider a Foreign Language in some states.  State of Kansas consider ASL as a Foreign Language like French, Spanish ect..  So if I happen to be at court,  I can choose to use voice or ASL.  There are no such law demands voice since that some deafie can't speak at all.  I have a deaf friend who can't speak normal.  She squeal and sqeaks alot when trying to talk.  Often, fast food, store and many other place when I was with her in her group.  She always write down what she order or want.  Sometime she asked me to interprete to voice for her cuz I was the only guy in the group who speaks well.


Catty


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