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DST 603

Law and Disability

1.00 credits · Undergraduate

This course is constructed around 'fact' situations, illustrative of real-life dilemmas faced by disabled people, their families, advocates and service providers. How to find and use the law will be explored as will the often competing issues of independence, dignity, personal and economic security. Students will analyze when the law may help or hinder, and how it may be changed.

Prerequisites & course information

prerequisites: DST 501 or INT 902 or SWP 921

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