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inlawrev-3413	Hermann, Donald H. J.	The Development of AIDS Federal Civil Rights Law: Anti-Discrimination Law Protection of Persons Infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus	2000	80	.pdf	application/pdf	37712	2077	54	*' The Court also noted that every agency that addressed the problem before enactment ofthe ADA reached the conclusion that those with HIV infection were handicapped^'*^ and that existing agencies addressing the issue since enactment ofthe ADA have adhered to the conclusion that HIV infection constitutes a handicap or disability.^*^ Further the Court observed that every court that had addressed the issue of coverage under the Rehabilitation Act before the ADA was enacted in 1990 concluded that asymptomatic HIV infection satisfied the Rehabilitation Act's definition of handicap.^^ 538. From the Chief Justice's point ofview, asymptomatic HIV infection may give an infected person reasons for not engaging in reproduction, but HIV infection does not physically substantially lessen the ability of a person to engage in reproduction.	cache/inlawrev-3413.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3413.txt