
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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For years, autism families have been told that keeping their loved ones safe during a police encounter is largely their responsibility.
Teach your child to keep their hands visible.
Practice saying, “I have autism.”
Carry an identificati...
An autistic man called 911 because he believed he was being blackmailed.
Before officers arrived, they knew something else.
He was suicidal.
They planned to take him for an emergency psychiatric evaluation.
Minutes later, Alexander Lamo...
When autism families think about the criminal justice system, one image usually comes to mind.
A flashing patrol car.
A police officer.
A single interaction that changes everything.
It’s understandable. Those first few minutes can be in...
Photo by Scott Rodgerson on Unsplash
We often talk about autism training for law enforcement.
And we should.
The first few minutes of a police encounter can shape everything that follows.
But what happens after someone walks into a cour...
Photo by Wesley Tingey on Unsplash
One of the unexpected joys of writing LAWTISM is hearing from readers.
Every now and then, someone sends me a thought that stops me in my tracks and changes the way I think about a problem. That happened...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, author, Autism advocate, TEDx speaker. Forever Jersey Girl.
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