RIGHTS
UNDER THE
LANTERMAN ACT:
Written by:
PROTECTION
Publication #5063.01 – English
Copyright © 1983 by PAI
REVISED EDITION 2006
PAI gratefully acknowledges the assistance and support of
the following individuals and organizations in preparation of this manual:
Debra Marley (coordinator), Tho Vinh
Banh, Catherine Blakemore, Sujatha
Jagadeesh Branch, Brian Capra, Eva Casas-Sermiento, Tom Diverde,
Eric Gelber, Marcie Gladson,
Ellen Goldblatt, Gail Gresham, Tom Heinz (East Bay Innovations), Marilyn Holle,
Anahid Hoonanian, Katie Casada Hornberger, Daniel Juarez,
Katy Lusson, Dale Mentink,
Jeanne Molineaux, Leinani Neves, Kristina Olaussen, Ruth
Ordas, Martha Perske, Matthew Pope, Marinda Reed, Maggie Roberts, Steve Rosenbaum, Dara Schur, Marsha Siegel, Kim
Swain, Michelle Uzeta, and Irma Wagster.
These materials are based on the
Lanterman Act and court decisions in effect at the time of publication. The law
can change at any time. If there is any question about
the continued legal authority of any information in the handbook, contact PAI
or OCRA or a legal resource in your community.
Protection
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under the Developmentally Disabled Assistance and Bill of Rights Act and the
Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Individuals Act. Any opinions,
findings, recommendations or conclusions expressed in this publication are
those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the
organizations which fund PAI.
OCRA
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The Office of Clients’ Rights Advocacy (OCRA) is a statewide office
run by Protection & Advocacy, Inc., through a contract with the California
Department of Developmental Services. OCRA employs a Clients’ Rights Advocate (
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