In reaction to a Department of Justice (DOJ) memo regarding the landmark 1999 Supreme Court ruling Olmstead v. L.C., and in conjunction with the anniversary of the Court’s ruling in Olmstead, COPAA and partners issued a statement condemning DOJ’s recent interpretation of the law. Calling the interpretation illogical, harmful, and pernicious, they said, “The administration’s efforts to deny civil rights to people with disabilities cannot be carried out through DOJ memorandums nor by executive order. This action demonstrates the administration’s clear intent to misapply the law against the rights of individuals with disabilities.”
AZ: Displacement of students, school evaluations violate federal law, Arizona Education Agency say
US News The Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind violated federal disability law last spring when it restricted placement options for students and predetermined where they should attend, the Arizona State Department of Education says. As it prepared to...

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