The scope of the ADA is interpreted narrowly by the courts to only apply to the removal of barriers to physical access to "places of public accommodation".

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The scope of the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) is interpreted broadly by the courts, covering not only the removal of physical barriers to access places of public accommodation but also addressing discrimination in employment, telecommunications, and transportation, as well as ensuring equal access to services, programs, and activities provided by public entities.

The Scope of the ADA Is Interpreted Narrowly by the Courts