GeorgiaGeorgia House honors Olmstead plaintiffs and reaffirms disability rights
The Georgia House honors Lois Curtis and Elaine Wilson and reaffirms its support for disability rights under the Olmstead decision.
What it does
The House honors Lois Curtis and Elaine Wilson and reaffirms support for improving disability rights in Georgia under the Olmstead decision.
The House condemns attacks on the Olmstead decision and the approach it sets out for improving disability rights.
The House Clerk is directed to make copies of the resolution available to the public and the press.
Argument forHonoring the plaintiffs and sharing the resolution could help keep their role in disability rights visible to Georgia residents.
Argument againstPeople seeking better community care may find the resolution offers support but does not direct changes to services.
More detail
The House honors Lois Curtis and Elaine Wilson and expresses support for improving disability rights in Georgia. The resolution names the two plaintiffs and refers to disability rights in Georgia.
The House condemns attacks on the Olmstead decision and its framework for disability rights. The statement concerns the Olmstead decision and its framework for improving disability rights.
The House Clerk is directed to make copies of the resolution available to the public and press. Copies are for the public and the press.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Jun 23House Read and AdoptedAdopted
- Jun 23House First ReadersMinor
- Jun 23House HopperIntroduced
Disability Rights