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Chronicling A Movement For Civil Rights, James W. Ellis Jan 1988

Chronicling A Movement For Civil Rights, James W. Ellis

Faculty Scholarship

Review of the book, The Mentally Disabled and the Law, by Jan Brakel Samuel, John Pary, and Barbara A. Weiner.


Does Ohio Provide Autistic Children A Free Appropriate Public Education, Sheila M. Mccarthy Jan 1988

Does Ohio Provide Autistic Children A Free Appropriate Public Education, Sheila M. Mccarthy

Journal of Law and Health

Autistic children are handicapped children within the meaning of the EAHCS, therefore, they are entitled to receive "free appropriate public education." This Note will discuss whether Ohio currently provides autistic children a "free appropriate public education" in accordance with the EAHCA. Ohio's parallel statute, the State Education of Handicapped Act (State Act), is compared to similar legislation currently existing in various other states throughout the United States. Areas in the State Act needing clarification are scrutinized and stutory revisions are recommended. This Note concludes that Ohio should adopt additional safeguards to ensure that autistic children receive a "free appropriate public …


If Your Client Is Mentally Retarded, James W. Ellis, Ruth A. Luckasson Jan 1988

If Your Client Is Mentally Retarded, James W. Ellis, Ruth A. Luckasson

Faculty Scholarship

Introduction to defending clients who hae cognitive disabilites.