Ada Titles

• Category: New Jersey Statewide - General
• State: New Jersey
• Control #: NJ-SKU-1243
• Format: PDF

Description

Directory of Title II ADA Coordinators for Access to the Courts By Individuals with Disabilities The New Jersey Directory of Title II ADA Coordinators for Access to the Courts By Individuals with Disabilities is a resource for individuals with disabilities that provides information about ADA coordinators in the state. These coordinators are responsible for ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and for providing access to the courts for individuals with disabilities. The directory includes the contact information, office locations, and job titles of the ADA coordinators in the state. There are three types of coordinators listed on the directory: County ADA Coordinators, State ADA Coordinators, and Supreme Court ADA Coordinators. County ADA Coordinators are responsible for providing access to the courts to people with disabilities in their county. State ADA Coordinators are responsible for providing access to the courts to people with disabilities throughout the state. Supreme Court ADA Coordinators are responsible for providing access to the courts to people with disabilities in the Supreme Court.

The New Jersey Directory of Title II ADA Coordinators for Access to the Courts By Individuals with Disabilities is a resource for individuals with disabilities that provides information about ADA coordinators in the state. These coordinators are responsible for ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and for providing access to the courts for individuals with disabilities. The directory includes the contact information, office locations, and job titles of the ADA coordinators in the state. There are three types of coordinators listed on the directory: County ADA Coordinators, State ADA Coordinators, and Supreme Court ADA Coordinators. County ADA Coordinators are responsible for providing access to the courts to people with disabilities in their county. State ADA Coordinators are responsible for providing access to the courts to people with disabilities throughout the state. Supreme Court ADA Coordinators are responsible for providing access to the courts to people with disabilities in the Supreme Court.