Americans with Disabilities Act Flashcards

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1
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When did Congress pass the ADA?

A

1990

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What are the 5 titles?

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  1. Employment
  2. Public service and Transportation.
  3. Public Accommodations
  4. Telecommunications
  5. Other provisions
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Purpose?

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“A clear and comprehensive mandate for the elimination of discrimination against individuals w disabilities.

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Title I

How many employees does one need to have to be covered under ADA? When did it start?

A

15-24 (25) or more

July 26, 1994

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Title I
What kind of accomodation does an employer provide to a disabled person?
The removal of these physical barriers allow the disabled to compete how?

A

REasonable accomodation.

Based on same performance standards and requirements as the nondisabled.

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Title II Public services and Transportation.
Fully implemented adn updated by 2012.
Why would we want to be aware of these titles
Who adminisers Subtitle A? Subtitle B?

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To educate a newly disabled person.

A–Department of Justice
B–Department of Transportations

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What does Title II Subtitle A protect

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Guarantees all public entities of city, county, and state will not discriminate based on disability. Includes courts, police, schools, public housing authorities, Social service agents.

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What does Title II Subtitle B protect?

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Transportation Provided by a public entity cannot deny and must accommodate those with disabilities.

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Title III Public Accommodations

What does this title guarantee?

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Places of public accommodation and commercial facilities must be designed, constructed, and altered to meet accessibility standards.

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Title IV Telecommunications

What does this title guarantee?

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Telephone companies must provide services for hearing and speech disabilities.

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Title IV
What is the name of the overral service?
What are the devices used?

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Telecommunications Relay Services (TRS)
Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf (TDD)
Teletypwriters (TTY)
And voice telephones to communicate through a 3rd party communications assistant.

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Title IV

What is the Federal regulation?

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Closed captioning of all Federally funded public service announcements.

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Title V
Other Provisions
What does it cover?

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Misc. provisions related to construction and application of ADA including Alternative Dispute resolution.

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Accessible Route

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Public path from public transportation, accessible parking spaces, and public streets to a building that meets accessibility requirements.

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ADA (1990)

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Public law 101-336 that contains five titles and provides a clear and comprehensive national mandate for the elimination of discrimination against individuals with disabilities.

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Architectural Barriers Act (1968) ABA

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Federal law that requires access to facilities designed, built, altered, or leased with federal funds.

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Clear-space areas

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Includes the floor dimensions of an accessible route and clearances for use of certain facilities, such as toilet stalls and drinking fountains.

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Control mechanisms.

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Switches, dial, handles, and the like that are used to manipulate or turn a device on/off

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Curb cut

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A ramp to permit smooth transition from sidewalk to street level.

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Department of Justice (DOJ)

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Primary federal criminal investigation and enforcement agency.

21
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Nosing

A

Front edge of a stair tred.

22
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Riser

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Vertical dimension that separates one stair tread from the next stair tread.