Ada Title Ii And Title Iii

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Americans with Disabilities Act: Title II

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State and local governments must address:
- "Equal Opportunity"
- "Integrated Problems"
- "Program Accessibility"

Complaints for Title II violation: Department of Justice

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title II: Equal Opportunity

Back 2

Must have an equally effective opportunity to participate in or benefit from programs, services, and activities

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title II: Integrated Problems

Back 3

"Cannot" be "excluded" from "regular programs" or "required to accept accommodations".

"May offer" "separate or special" "programs" "when necessary" to "provide" people with disabilities an "equal opportunity" to "benefit from" the "programs"

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title II: Program Accessibility

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Services, programs, or activities must be accessible to and usable by people with disabilities when "viewed in their entirety"

"Every" building "need not be" made "accessible"

"Required" "even if" people with "disabilities" "not known"

Benefits "cannot be denied" if "facilities are inaccessible"

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Methods to achieve program accessibility

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"Acquisition" and "redesign" of "equipment"

"Assignment" of "aides" to "beneficiaries"

"Relocate" to "alternate", "accessible" location

"Structural", "architectural" changes

"Integrated" settings

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Limitations on program accessibility

Back 6

Fundamentally alters program

All resources must be considered

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Architectural Access provisions

Back 7

Existing facilities -- program access

New constructions -- "Readily accessible to and usable by"

Alterations- altered area must be "readily accessible and usable by"

Curb ramps

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Effective Communication

Back 8

Consideration is given to the specific needs of the individual with the disability

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Americans with Disabilities Act: Title III

Back 9

Public Accommodations

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Americans with Disabilities Act: Title III

Back 10

"Equal Access"
"Auxiliary Aids & Services"
"Readily Achievable"
"Alterations"
"New Construction"

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title III: Exemptions

Back 11

Private clubs
Religious entities

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title III: Auxiliary Aids and Services

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Must be "provided" if necessary to "avoid segregating" or "excluding" "unless" doing so would "fundamentally alter" or be "undue burden"

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title III: Architectural Access

Back 13

"Existing Facilities"
"Alterations"
"New Construction"

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title III: Existing Facilities

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Readily achievable
- Accomplished easy, and without much difficulty and expense

Alternative Methods
- If barrier removal is not required, services must be made readily available through alternative methods

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title III: Alterations

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Altered areas affecting the usability of the area must be made "readily accessible to and useable by" people with disabilities to the maximum extent possible

Exception: nature of facility makes accessible renovation impossible

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title III: New Construction

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Must be "readily accessible to" and "useable b"y people with disabilities by being in "full compliance" with "DOJ" and "ADAAG" regulations

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Americans with Disabilities Act, Title III: Enforcement

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Complaint with "DOJ"

Private "Lawsuit"

Alternative "dispute resolution"