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2013) and consistent with its Office of Mental Health’s determination that Adult Homes “are not clinically appropriate settings” for individuals with SMI, “nor are they conducive to the rehabilitation or recovery of such persons.” The Statement of Interest explains that the regulation does not violate the Fair Housing Act. The State issued the regulation in conjunction with the United States’ settlement in U.S. Zucker challenges a New York State regulation limiting admission of individuals with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) into segregated settings called Adult Homes, by alleging that the regulation violates the Fair Housing Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Zucker – 1:17-cv-01005 – (N.D.N.Y.) - On January 10, 2022, the United States filed a Statement of Interest in the case of Doe v. – The United States opposed Uber’s motion to dismiss the Complaint, arguing that, contrary to Uber’s arguments, Uber is a covered transportation company under Title III of the ADA and that the United States’ Complaint plausibly alleges that Uber violates Title III of the ADA and its implementing regulations by charging discriminatory wait time fees to people with disabilities who, because of disability, need more than two minutes to board an Uber vehicle.
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Statement of Interest - On May 17, 2022, the Department filed a Statement of Interest clarifying that blood plasma donation centers are “public accommodations” under Title III of the ADA. Accordingly, the statement of interest explains that school districts cannot divest themselves of responsibility for the lawful administration of any of their programs by contracting with School Resource Officers, private security guards, or any other contractors. On May 31, 2022, the Department filed a second Statement of Interest clarifying that under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, a school district is liable for discrimination in its programs, services, or activities even when it provides them through contractual, licensing, or other arrangements. Additionally, the Statement of Interest explains how Title II’s reasonable modification requirement applies during School Resource Officers’ interactions with children with disabilities and clarifies that public entities may be liable for the actions of their employees, contractors, and agents under Title II.
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Co.) Statements of Interest - On June 24, 2021, the Department filed a Statement of Interest clarifying that Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act applies when law enforcement agencies arrest people with disabilities, including when School Resource Officers arrest children with disabilities. Use the links at the left to jump to specific types of documents or just scroll through the page for the whole list.įor cases and matters categorized by the title of the ADA under which the respondent is covered (e.g., Employment, Title I: State and Local Governments, Title II) and then listed in alphabetical order under each category header, The legal documents on this page are grouped by type of document (e.g., briefs, consent decrees) and listed in reverse chronological order (most recent first). ADA Cases before then are featured below. Notice: ADA Cases after 2020 are available on the Civil Rights Division website, along with all of the Division's cases.