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New York’s Emergency Plans Violate Disabilities Act, Judge Says
New York’s Emergency Plans Violate Disabilities Act, Judge Says
Disabled New Yorkers take action against “Taxi of Tomorrow”
Contra Costa County puts special-ed juveniles in solitary, suit says
The Daily Journal published an opinion piece that DRA wrote on the abuse of anti-SLAPP laws by defendants seeking to avoid liability for civil rights violations
Blind voters sue Alameda County over voter machine problems
Haben Girma, a Harvard Law School Graduate who will begin her fellowship at DRA this fall is featured in a student snapshot: “A Self-Advocate Is Now Also a Legal Advocate”
Storm Plans for Disabled are Inadequate, U.S. Says
College students with disabilities across the United States are likely to benefit from a settlement signed this week by the University of California at Berkeley.
Pact Gives Disabled UC Berkeley Students More Access to Books
UC, Rights Group Agree to Aid Students with Issues Reading Print