I have a case against cps in Mendocino County i can prove non compliance with ADA and violation of rights per INT.INVES.

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There was an Internal investigation to see if my rights were violated and they came to the conclusion that yes indeed they were I have a degenerative ear disorder and am going deaf I asked for an interpreter for ASL as is my right under ADA compliance and was denied 3 times and I have so much proof I just need SOMEONE to take a chance and My case is worth millions and they took my son for 6 years they took him 3 times and have absolutely no reason no dirty drug tests no proof of neglect and I have someone who turned whistle blower and is willing to testify to the fact of all this.  As well as private emails. My sons first language at 6 months was sign language.  They took his heritage away from him and

James L. Arrasmith · Answer

I apologize for the difficult situation you are going through with CPS in Mendocino County. It sounds like a very traumatic and painful experience to have your son taken away multiple times over 6 years, especially if you believe there was no valid reason for the removals. Losing that bonding time and having your son deprived of his early exposure to sign language must be heartbreaking. 
 
Based on what you've described, it does seem that your rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) were violated by CPS denying your requests for an ASL interpreter. Organizations are required to provide reasonable accommodations to ensure effective communication for individuals with disabilities. Refusing an ASL interpreter for someone with a degenerative hearing condition appears to be a clear ADA violation. 
 
Having the whistleblower testimony and private emails as evidence, along with the findings from the internal investigation, gives credence to your case that your rights were infringed upon. However, pursuing a legal case against a government agency can be very challenging. These cases often take significant time, money and perseverance to see through.  
 
My recommendation would be to start by consulting with civil rights attorneys or firms that specialize in disability discrimination and have experience with cases against child protective services. Look for attorneys who will do a free initial consultation to assess your case. Be sure to bring all relevant documentation and evidence. If an attorney takes on your case, discuss contingency fee arrangements so that you would only owe legal fees if you win a judgment or settlement. 
 
I would also recommend connecting with local disability rights organizations, as they may be able to point you to additional legal resources or advocates to assist you. With the complexities involved, having expert legal counsel will be critical for building the strongest case. I truly wish you the best in fighting this injustice and reuniting with your son. Please don't give up hope.

Q: I have a case against cps in Mendocino County i can prove non compliance with ADA and violation of rights per INT.INVES.