DOJ Adopts Accessibility Requirements for State and Local ...

DOJ's Proposed Web and Mobile App Accessibility Regulations

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) released its long-anticipated proposed regulation outlining web accessibility requirements under Title II of the Americans ...

Do Section 508 Accessibility Standards Apply to My Website?

This includes information provided through your website. In its Supplemental Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on State and Local Government ...

Attorney General Bonta Joins Multistate Coalition Supporting…

... requirements for state and local government ... DOJ's Proposal to Adopt Specific Accessibility Requirements Online for People with Disabilities.

Justice Department Advances Proposed Rule to Improve Access to ...

The rule proposes to adopt technical standards that ... state or local governments, can meet their existing obligations under the ADA.

Justice Department Finalizes ADA Rule for Website Accessibility

In a win for disability rights and accessibility equality, the Department of Justice issued new guidelines requiring state and local ...

U.S. Department of Justice Accessibility Rule Announcement for ...

The Attorney General of the United States has signed a final rule that will update its regulations for Title II of the Americans with ...

New DOJ accessibility rule for gov. websites and apps, third-party ...

On June 24, 2024, a new DOJ rule will go into effect requiring state and local entities and their private contractors to comply with WCAG ...

DOJ Website Ruling Title II Americans with Disabilities Act

Quick Hits · The DOJ has adopted the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, Version 2.1, Levels A and AA, as the standard for covered web content.

What Agencies Should Know About the New Accessibility Rule

The DOJ's stance has long been that under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, all state and local government services must be ...

Department of Justice Releases New Rules Regarding Website ...

But until now, Title II of the ADA did not include reference to any website accessibility standards that state and local agencies are required ...

Department of Justice Issues Final Rule on Web Accessibility and ...

The DOJ adopted the 2018 version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (“WCAG”) 2.1[1] as the technical standard for web content and ...

DOJ Statement - Promoting Accessibility Through Building Codes

Federal law has attempted to address the lack of accessibility in certain residential buildings through the design and construction requirements ...

DOJ's Proposed Rulemaking on Govt. Sites Accessibility Standards

The DOJ's proposed rulemaking on accessibility standards for state and local government websites ... adopting specific technical standards ...

Department of Justice Releases New Rules Regarding Website ...

This new rule requires that public entities' websites and mobile applications comply with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level A and AA by ...

DOJ Sets Minimum Standards For State & Local Government ...

The rule, signed by the Attorney General earlier this month and published in the Federal Register today, adopts a technical standard for web and ...

Senators ask DOJ to enforce accessibility rules for state and local ...

“Although the Department has clearly stated that the ADA applies to such digital spaces, the lack of specific requirements or technical ...

Department of Justice (DOJ) Rule - Allyant

Need for Clarity: The accepted rule now provides state and local governments with clear guidance on ADA compliance regarding digital and electronic document ...

Justice Department Finalizes ADA Rule Requiring Accessibility for ...

The DOJ issued new guidelines requiring state and local government entities to make websites and mobile applications accessible for people ...

New Department of Justice Rule. v3 - SIIA

The DOJ adopted Web Content Accessibility · Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 as the ... This rule applies to “state and local government offices that provide.

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