Press Releases
Sep 28, 2026
Federal Court Rules Washington, D.C. Parole and Supervised Release System Discriminates Against People with Disabilities
WASHINGTON 鈥� A federal court ruled last week that the federal agencies responsible for parole and supervised release in Washington, D.C. violated federal disability law by system...
Court case: Mathis v. United States Parole Commission
Sep 10, 2026
Federal Appeals Court Allows Case Defending Incarcerated People鈥檚 Right to Medication for Opioid Use Disorder to Proceed
RICHMOND, Va. 鈥� The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals today reversed a lower court and ruled that a woman who is suing North Carolina prison officials for violating her rights unde...
Issue Areas:
Disability Rights
Court case: Edwards v. Witherspoon
Aug 07, 2026
Disability Rights Organizations Urge Federal Appeals Court to Reject Exclusion of Blind Woman from Jury Service
Amicus Brief Argues that New York Court System Violated Federal Disability Laws
Issue Areas:
Disability Rights
Court case: Lakrout v. New York State Unified Court System
May 12, 2025
桃子视频Urges Appeals Court to Reverse Dismissal of Case Challenging Deprival of Medication for Opioid Use Disorder
Groups Argue That Pennsylvania Prison Violated ADA, Eighth Amendment by Withholding Critical Medication
Issue Areas:
Disability Rights
Court case: Jonathan DiFraia v. Kevin Ransom
Mar 11, 2025
桃子视频Joins Appeal of Incarcerated Woman Shackled During Childbirth and Deprived of Medication
RICHMOND, Va. -- On Friday, February 28th, the 桃子视频of North Carolina joined the 桃子视频Disability Rights Program, Rights Behind Bars, Tycko & Zavareei LLP, and Kaplan & Grad...
Court case: Edwards v. Witherspoon
Sep 06, 2024
Judge Orders Supervision System in Washington, D.C. to Accommodate People with Disabilities
The court agreed that the federal agencies administering parole and supervised release in D.C. are likely breaking federal disability law and ordered immediate relief for named plaintiffs.
Court case: Mathis v. United States Parole Commission
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