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Australian Human Rights Commission
Saturday 1st February, 2014

This report focuses on people with disabilities who need communication supports or who have complex and multiple support needs and who have come in contact with the criminal justice system….

State of victoria
Thursday 5th September, 2013

On 5 March 2013, the Law Reform Committee tabled its report on the Inquiry into Access to and Interaction with the Justice System by People with an Intellectual Disability and…

Jane Lee
The Age
Friday 26th April, 2013

The state’s public advocate is calling for all prisoners to be routinely checked for all cognitive impairments, including acquired brain injuries and intellectual disabilities, when they enter jail. Colleen Pearce…

Jane Lee
The Age
Saturday 23rd February, 2013

An intellectually disabled man was left in prison for more than a year for a crime he could not have understood, largely because accommodation could not be found for him….

Farah Farouque
The Age
Thursday 24th May, 2012

VICTORIA Police apprehend a disturbed person in the community on average every two hours and transport them to a hospital emergency department, according to a study into the challenges of…

M. Henshaw & S. Thomas
Journal of Intellectual Disability Research
Wednesday 2nd November, 2011
Wednesday 31st October, 2012

This study investigates the experiences and perceptions of operational members of Victoria Police in relation to their contacts with people with intellectual disability (ID). Key interests for exploration included how…

Strengthening Disability Advocacy Conference
Strengthening Disability Advocacy Conference 2012
Monday 26th March, 2012

This session was presented at the 2012 Strengthening Disability Advocacy Conference: You Be The Judge held at Melbourne Park Conference Centre. This is a biennial event hosted by the Disability…

Strengthening Disability Advocacy Conference
Victoria Legal Aid
Monday 26th March, 2012

This session was presented at the 2012 Strengthening Disability Advocacy Conference: You Be The Judge held at Melbourne Park Conference Centre. This is a biennial event hosted by the Disability…

Richard Baker and Nick McKenzie
The Age
Wednesday 8th February, 2012

Patients at Victoria’s largest hospital for the criminally insane will have a third of their pension deducted as part of a pay-to-stay policy designed to give them ”real life budgeting…

Louise McDermott
Australian Human Rights Commission Media Release
Friday 9th December, 2011

Marlon Noble’s release after 10 years behind bars without a trial has been welcomed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner Mick Gooda and Disability Discrimination Commissioner Graeme…