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Disability Rights Connection: Learn about the the Oregon Assistive Device Lemon Laws that may protect repair, replacement or refund for your mobility device or hearing aid. ...more; Disability Rights Oregon is seeking volunteer attorneys to increase its ability to help Oregon’s children with disabilities who are not receiving adequate special education services. Volunteer attorneys will assist students whose situations can be appropriately addressed with straightforward written complaints, limited to clear violations of Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). DRO’s Special Education Advocacy Program has been designed so that participating volunteer attorneys will be able to do valuable and needed work with a high degree of control over how that work impacts their own schedules and practice demands. ...more; Attend this free CLE to learn more about special education advocacy and DRO's new Special Education Volunteer Attorney program. This free CLE will be hosted by Smith Freed and Eberhard P.C. on April 18, 2013. The CLE presentation will be 3pm-4:30pm. It will be followed by a meet and greet from 4:30pm-5:30pm with hors d'oeuvres and beverages provided. 1.5 CLE credits pending. Register by April 11. Registration is limited to 50 attendees. ...more; This week's legislative update addresses mental health service dogs for veterans, family law, the state disabilities act, restraint and seclusion in schools, and mental health crisis services, abuse protection and funding. ...more

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Letter of Findings Regarding Oregon's Employment Services for Workers with Disabilities

Letter of Findings Regarding Oregon's Employment Services for Workers with Disabilities

The US Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division recently found that Oregon's system of employment and vocational services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities fails to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) following a nine-month investigation into Oregon's compliance with Title II of the ADA as interpreted by Olmstead v. L.C., which requires services, programs, and activities provided by public entities, including states, be delivered in the most integrated setting.

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News: DRO publishes new Lemon Law Manual Jun 18, 2013; Disability Rights Oregon launches Special Education Volunteer Attorney program Mar 25, 2013; Free CLE: Protecting the Rights of Students with Disabilities Mar 25, 2013; Legislative Update - 2/22/13 Mar 25, 2013; DRO is investigating possible exploitation of individuals with cognitive disabilities by for-profit vocational schools Mar 11, 2013; More news…

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