National Task Force on Equity in Testing Deaf Individuals
Legal
Professions
Deaf and Criminal Justice Resources
Kat Miller maintains a web page with a legal resource list for Deaf and hard of hearing persons and those who serve them.
It's academic in nature and might be more suited to students and professionals rather than to those in need of legal aid.
The site is: http://hometown.aol.com/tmiller593/myhomepage/books.html
Deaf Lawyers, Paralegals, Interpreters e-mail group
In February 2001 a new group was formed:
lawyersparalegalsinterpreters(deaf)@yahoogroups.com Its homepage is
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/deaflawyersparalegalsinterpreters. "Deaf lawyers,
paralegals, interpreters and individuals are welcome to express concerns about legal issues..."
Deaflaw · Legal Network--Deaf and Hard of Hearing e-mail group
In April 2001 a new group was formed: Deaflaw. Its home page is
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Deaflaw.
Its purpose it to "serve as a resource for attorneys and law students who are interested
in legal and public policy issues affecting deaf and hard of hearing people" ... and to
"allow us to help each other in our professional careers, learn from each other and help
advance legal opportunities, rights and access for deaf and hard of hearing people."
Please feel free to send information for this web page to carol.traxler@gallaudet.edu. Thank you!
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