After the events that led to THIS post, I wrote up every detail of what happened, and emailed it to the courthouse's general email, planning to file a formal complaint Monday morning with the DOJ. 10am Monday morning, I found the formal complaint red tape unnecessary because in my inbox was an email. From a judge. I can't say EXACTLY what the email said, but the bullet points of the whole thing are essentially angry/appalled judge, meetings with security, meetings with sheriff's department, and a major WIN for the enforcement of the law passed 22 years ago (yes, it was passed in 1990. Everyone's had 22 years to comply) that protects people like me. It's a major happy bunny win in sugar gumdrop land, and I don't need to go through government red tape in order to make a change. Go me!
See? It's hard, but it's easy. Being willing to communicate, educate, and go to bat for your rights pays off. Wheeeeeee! Speaking of education? I'm planning a delicious post full of links and how to get a service dog 101 for people who need the info somewhere nice and tidy and shiny.
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