| Introduction
ADA
Compliance Unit
Armstrong
Injunction Requirements
BPT
Legal Authority
ADA
Benefits
Title
II
BPT
Forms 1073 & 1074
Auxiliary
Aids & Services
Communication
Services
Attorneys
as Accommodations
Dept.
of Corrections
Non-CDC
Facilities
Reasonable
Accommodation
Effective
Communication
Physical
Impairments
Hearing
Impairments
Vision
Impairments
Speech
Impairments
Mental/
Psychological Disorders
Learning
Disorders
Attention
Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders
Developmental
Disorders
Conclusion
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ADA COMPLIANCE UNIT (ADACU):
The ADACU was developed as a result of
Armstrong v. Davis Court Injunction.
The mission of the Board of Prison Terms (BPT) Americans with Disabilities Act Compliance Unit (ADACU) is to ensure compliance with the ADA of 1990, the Rehab Act of 1973, and any other state and federal laws relating to ADA and due process.
In 1999, a permanent injunction ordered the BPT to evaluate all of the facilities in which parole proceedings are conducted, to determine their compliance with the ADA. The injunction also ensures that the BPT programs are conducted so as not to discriminate against people with disabilities.
The BPT set several goals and objectives to meet the terms of the injunctions, and to facilitate an interactive, and fair and consistent due process for prisoners with disabilities.
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