Publications
The following is a list of publications independently developed by our office or in conjunction with collaborative partners.
For alternate formats of these publications, please contact our office at (404) 657-7313 (phone), or (404) 657-9993 (TTY) or by email at: [email protected].
- A Meaningful Opportunity to Participate
A handbook for Georgia court officials on courtroom accessibility for individuals with disabilities. -
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Meaningful Opportunity to Participate - Mental Health Supplement
A mental illness and cognitive disabilities companion guide to the handbook for Georgia court officials on courtroom accessibility for individuals with disabilities. -
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Practices when Interacting with Persons with Disabilities
A customer service guide for state government agencies. -
Building Georgia's Future
Accessibility as a Customer–Oriented Culture, 2011 Update to the Technical Assistance Manual. -
2024 Capitol Hill Accessibility Guide for Visitors with Disabilities
Information on the accessible features and accommodation protocols on Capitol Hill. *Note, for ADA/CART services while attending sessions or meetings for the Georgia General Assembly, please email [email protected]. -
Emergency Preparedness Planning for Individuals with Access and Functional Needs
Brochure to assist in planning ahead for what to do in an emergency. -
Executive Summary
Commentary on and Analysis of the 2004 Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines, 1994 Department of Justice ADA Standards for Accessible Design, 2006 ICC International Building Code. -
Judge’s Guide to Mental Illness in the Courtroom - Bench Card
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A bench card for Judges regarding the best courtroom practices for interacting with individuals with mental health concerns.
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This quick reference guide provides specific, practical tips for working with people who have a wide range of disabilities.
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Working with Deaf or Hard of Hearing Persons and Sign Language Interpreters in the Courtroom
A guide outlining the best courtroom practices for interacting with individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, and sign language interpreters.