Should we trust public servants to know the law? Maybe, but verification is beneficial. This lawyers statements were different than Title II requirements it’s up to me to consent or stand on the law. youtu.be/GxSgPVOjVCE?is=UarZ…
Pretty relevant for Pennsylvanian's today. jryanmiller.substack.com/p/w…
How public institutions respond to disabled individuals. jryanmiller.substack.com/p/t…
How an institution deals with ADA so far. substack.com/@jryanmiller/no…
Sharing my experience re ADA and administrative asymmetry. jryanmiller.substack.com/p/a…
In the words of C.S. Lewis. You don’t know me, until you know me. culturalcontrarianpma.org/we…
If nobody speaks they can’t be heard. If no public disagreement, then agreement is implicit unless a record exists of disagreement.
An Administrative Literacy experiment. Created before the District's October 13 records production.
It separates what the record showed, what remained unknown, and what I predicted the record might eventually establish. The prediction is not the finding.
Just more record. 🌶️
🤖 Made with AI
When the Record Asks the Question jryanmiller.substack.com/p/w…










