HRS §347-1
Who counts as visually handicapped
This section defines who is visually handicapped. It means someone whose eyesight, even with glasses or contacts, is too poor to do everyday activities that need good vision.
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The statute, as written — Visually handicapped defined
A visually handicapped person is one whose vision with correcting lenses is so defective as to interfere with the person's performance of ordinary activity for which eyesight is essential.
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