Requesting Accommodations to the Court

The Michigan judiciary is committed to open access to judicial services. If you require special accommodations for your appearance in a Michigan court, please notify the court in advance of your appearance so the court has the opportunity to make reasonable accommodations. Notice should be provided by use of the Request for Accommodations form (See SCAO form MC 70 below), which can be completed and printed from this site and mailed to the court administrator of the trial court in which you are scheduled to appear. (See trial court directory.) >>

Requests for accommodations for the Court of Appeals should be directed to the
Clerk of the Court of Appeals.

Requests for accommodations for the Supreme Court should be directed to the
Clerk of the Supreme Court.

Resources (for public use):
	Court ADA Coordinators
	SCAO form MC 70 - Request for Accommodations

Resources (for court use):
	ADA Coordinator Designation Form
	Courthouse Access Checklist
	Model policy on requests for accommodations by persons with disabilities

Additional Resources:
	ADA and Disability Resources
	Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) Providers
	Hearing Assistive Technology Dealers
	Interpreter Agencies

Publications:
	Michigan State Bar Disabilities Project Newsletter (links are provided to other materials available from the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth, Division on Deaf and Hard of Hearing, as well as previous Disabilities Project newsletters).
	"The Totally Hearing Accessible Court System" reference page

Links of interest:
	Americans with Disabilities website (includes the ADA Act)

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