Presenter explains judicial vs. administrative accommodation requests and grievance process

The presenter told training participants that courts must distinguish between judicial and administrative accommodation requests. She explained that if a judge or quasi‑judicial officer denies or provides an ineffective accommodation during a pending proceeding, ‘‘the denial may only be reviewed . . . through the regular process of judicial review.’’ Conversely, many accommodation needs—such as requests for ASL interpreters, CART for jurors, or alternative formats for documents—should be handled administratively so staff can work with court users and use an ADA grievance process when needed.