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This session gives an in-depth discussion of how individuals on the autism spectrum are affected by the criminal justice system. Carol Weinman, Esq. is both a parent of a child on the autism spectrum and a defense attorney, which has allowed her to have a unique expertise in this field. Attorney Weinman begins the session by explaining that individuals on the autism spectrum are victims, but also sometimes perpetrators who often lack intent. During the session, viewers gain an understanding of why individuals on the autism spectrum are more likely to be misidentified by both police officers and the community, and the intricacies of the broad range of characteristics individuals on the autism spectrum can display. She then explains why once interaction is initiated, it often turns negative. After an in depth look at the cause of negative interaction, viewers will be provided with key structures that need to be incorporated into training and education for police officers, correction officers, judges, and attorneys who will be working with these individuals.

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The US Autism Association is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization which boasts a proud network of world-renowned professionals with expertise in Autism. We hold the belief that if you want to understand autism, ask someone who is diagnosed. For this reason, the US Autism Association draws heavily from its Advisory Board, a majority of whom are either diagnosed themselves or are parents of those diagnosed. For more information, please visit our website at https://www.usautism.org/ .

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