Back to Session Overview 3. Legal Context: Capacity, Decision-Making and Communication Disabilities Begin Session https://courses.cdacanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/home-pag3-3.mp3 Please download the following handouts: Slides Narrative Supplemental Resources Lesson Content Slides Status 1 Agenda 2 Legal Capacity 3 Legal Capacity: Implications for People with Communication Disabilities 4 Laws Impacting the Exercise of Legal Capacity 5 Capacity Laws: Capacity Criteria/Tests 6 Features of Legal Capacity 7 Capacity Assessment 8 Decision-Making with Support People 9 Substitute Decision-Making 10 Equality and Accessibility – Legal Sources 11 Human Rights Acts and the Duty to Accommodate 12 Duty to Accommodate, Legal Capacity and People with Communication Disabilities 13 Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms 14 Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) 15 Session 3 Completed SlidesAgendaLegal CapacityLegal Capacity: Implications for People with Communication DisabilitiesLaws Impacting the Exercise of Legal CapacityCapacity Laws: Capacity Criteria/TestsFeatures of Legal CapacityCapacity AssessmentDecision-Making with Support PeopleSubstitute Decision-MakingEquality and Accessibility – Legal SourcesHuman Rights Acts and the Duty to AccommodateDuty to Accommodate, Legal Capacity and People with Communication DisabilitiesCanadian Charter of Rights and FreedomsConvention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)Session 3 Completed