What kind of relief is there from an ADA violation?

• A. None
• B. Administrative relief
• C. Monetary damages
• D. Criminal penalties

Answer: (A)

Relief from ADA violations isn’t a fixed set of remedies like monetary damages or criminal penalties. The ADA is a civil-rights statute aimed at removing barriers and ensuring access, and when violations occur, remedies come through enforcement actions that seek compliance (often through court orders) or through agency actions, and they may include attorney’s fees for the prevailing party. There isn’t a built-in category called “administrative relief” as a direct remedy, nor does the act routinely provide simple monetary damages or criminal penalties as a standard remedy. Because the listed options don’t capture the typical ways violations are addressed, the best choice among them is None.