Accessibility/Access for Persons with Disabilities

Accessibility/Access for Persons with Disabilities No Legal Advice If you are wanting legal advice regarding an ADA issue, please consult a lawyer - OJD cannot provide legal advice or referrals for a lawyer. The Oregon State Bar offers a lawyer referral service that can be accessed by visiting the Oregon State Bar website. Calling 503-684-3763 or call toll-free in Oregon at 800-452-7636. Contact & Location Information Office of the State Court Administrator OSCA ADA Coordinator 1163 State Street Salem OR 97301-2563 Telephone Main Phone Number: 503-986-5500 Oregon Relay Service: 711 Email - OJD ADA Matters Only For urgent matters contact the applicable Local Court directly or email [email protected] Filing an OJD ADA Complaint If you feel OJD has discriminated against you on the basis of a disability, you may file an ADA complaint with the court or division. OJD ADA Complaint form - fillable PDF. Complaints are initially routed through the ADA Grievance Contact at the court or office the complaint is involving. OJD can only process ADA complaints regarding OJD. For ADA complaints against other entities please refer to the chart titled Where to File an ADA Complaint. Court Language Access Complaint: If you feel you were denied appropriate language access to OJD Services, please fill out the Online Complaint Form. To request an accommodation under the ADA to access court or OJD services If you need accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), please complete the Request for ADA Accommodations form and provide it to the ADA Coordinator for the court or office that provides the service, program or materials that you want to use. Each courthouse has an ADA Coordinator. To request an accommodation for the expression of milk If you need an accommodation to express milk under UTCR 7.090, please complete the Request for Expression of Milk Accommodation form and provide it to the ADA Coordinator for the court or office in which you will need the accommodation. Each courthouse has an ADA Coordinator. Website Accessibility We follow Section 508 and W3C accessibility design guidelines for our website. Many of our documents are in Portable Document Format (PDF). Adobe Reader is free software you can use to read and access the information contained within PDF files. The latest version of Adobe Reader contains many capabilities specifically designed to make it easier for people with disabilities to read PDF files. If you have a disability and have trouble using our website, please tell us about the problem.