| 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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CONCLUSION:
Goals:
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To provide equal access for qualified disabled inmates/parolees to the most basic facilities, programs and services.
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Provide effective communication in those programs and services.
Protect the due process rights of all inmates/parolees.
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The goal of the BPT is to provide equal access for qualified disabled prisoners to the most basic facilities, programs and services, and effective communication in those programs and services.
Since the primary program and service provided by the Board is a parole proceeding, the overall result of this system is the protection of the due process rights of all inmates/parolees.
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