Disability Law: Databases and Online Treatises

Index to specific disability-related topics.

This is the full treatise on Westlaw. (Only Barry Law students, faculty, and staff will have access; login required.)

This is the full treatise on Westlaw. (Only Barry Law students, faculty, and staff will have access; login required.)

This is the full treatise on Westlaw. (Only Barry Law students, faculty, and staff will have access; login required.)

This is the full treatise on Westlaw. (Only Barry Law students, faculty, and staff will have access; login required.)

This is the full treatise on Westlaw. (Only Barry Law students, faculty, and staff will have access; login required.)

This is the full treatise on Lexis Advance. (Only Barry Law students, faculty, and staff will have access; login required.)

This is the full treatise on Lexis Advance. (Only Barry Law students, faculty, and staff will have access; login required.)

Department of Justice's ADA Title II Technical Assistance Manual (with Supplement) Covering State and Local Government Programs and Services. This is the official technical assistance manual from the Department of Justice addressing the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which applies to the operations of State and local governments. This publication is to assist individual and entities in understanding their rights and duties under the ADA. Topics discussed includes: qualified individuals with disabilities; general requirements; employment; program accessibility; new construction and alterations; communications; administrative requirements; and investigation of complaints and enforcement.

Department of Justice's ADA Title III Technical Assistance Manual (with Supplement) Covering Public Accommodations and Commercial Facilities. This is the official technical assistance manual from the Department of Justice addressing the requirements of title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which applies to public accommodations, commercial facilities, and private entities offering certain examinations and courses. The topics discussed include: what entities come under title III; title III's relationship to title II of the ADA and other laws; individuals with disabilities; denial of participation; specific requirements; new constructions; accessibility guidelines; and enforcement.