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LAWTISM: Autism, the Law, and What Parents Need to Know

Susan McCorkindale
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I never thought my autistic child would end up in the criminal justice system. I was wrong. And what I learned in that nightmare led me to write this newsletter and e-book in the hope it will save other families from going through what we did.

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Saying “He Has Autism” Isn’t Enough

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For families, three words can feel like the most important explanation in the world: He has autism.

And they are important.

But in a criminal case, those words may not be enough.

A diagnosis can help e...

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When an Autistic Person Goes Missing, Every Minute Matters

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When an autistic child or adult goes missing, families do not have the luxury of waiting.

They know the risks.

Water. Traffic. Woods. Construction sites. Retention ponds. Busy roads. Neighbors who may not...

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What Defense Lawyers Need to Know About Autism, and What Parents Can Do to Help Them Understand.

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Autism Matters at Every Stage

When an autistic person enters the criminal justice system, families often focus first on the police encounter.

Did the officer understand autism?

Was my child questione...

12 days ago
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This time it's for real

I know, I’ve “launched” this podcast in the past. But it went nowhere because I didn’t have a plan. Now, I have a plan and a roster of guests I can’t wait for you to meet. They include:

Brian Kelmar, Founder of D3: Decriminalize Developmen...

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When Autism Doesn’t Look Like Remorse

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We talk a lot about what happens when police misunderstand autism.

A lack of eye contact can look suspicious.

A delayed response can look evasive.

A flat tone can sound disrespectful.

A meltdown can be mis...

18 days ago
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