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Old 04-24-2011, 03:59 PM   #33
leptar
eh! What do you mean?
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that is a very misleading statement because i asked about it at
the Westboro fish and game office wondering the same thing.

there is NO Id for being disabled .... for example

their response was....it only applied to someone who is BLIND
and in that case someone else must Hold the rod for them.
Nothing misleading about it.. It just doesn't apply to the blind...
anyone regardless of age that falls under the MA General Law Chapter 19C section 1
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From the 187th General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
"Disabled person'', a person between the ages of eighteen to fifty-nine, inclusive, who is mentally retarded, as defined by section one of chapter one hundred and twenty-three, or who is otherwise mentally or physically disabled and as a result of such mental or physical disability is wholly or partially dependent on others to meet his daily living needs.
As far as ID goes I'm not 100% sure if they still read disabled if the person is disabled on the ID.
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