Young people with cognitive impairments (YPWCI) are overrepresented in the criminal justice system. As police are gatekeepers to this system, their interactions with YPWCI are vital to understand. This research begins to address this gap in knowledge by considering the views of both YPWCI who have had contact with the police, and a range of service providers who work with this group. The exploratory study identified a number of key areas for future research. Chief among these is the multiple complex needs of YPWCI who come into contact with the police, and strategies for both minimising and improving this contact to address the overrepresentation of this group
Analysis of the literature has indicated that additional research is required to address the knowled...
It has long been obvious to many who struggle with mental and/or cognitive impairment (and their sup...
Some reluctance exists among disability staff to report to police potentially criminal behaviour by ...
Young people with cognitive impairments (YPWCI) are overrepresented in the criminal justice system. ...
Young people with cognitive disabilities (YPWCD) are overrepresented as offenders in the criminal ju...
Young people with cognitive disabilities (YPWCD) are overrepresented as offenders in the criminal ju...
The interactions of police with young people with cognitive disabilities (YPWCD) have seldom been co...
The interactions of police with young people with cognitive disabilities (YPWCD) have seldom been co...
This qualitative study examined the multiple dynamics that surround the interactions between people ...
This report provides an investigation of early intervention and diversionary practices aimed at prev...
Many societies require that individuals with an intellectual disability are provided with some prote...
This paper identifies key capabilities for practice identified by community practitioners who seek t...
Police views of young people inform the way they exercise discretion over this group. However, few s...
Police views of young people inform the way they exercise discretion overthis group. However, few st...
Women who have a cognitive impairment (CI) (including mental illness, dementia, intellectual disabil...
Analysis of the literature has indicated that additional research is required to address the knowled...
It has long been obvious to many who struggle with mental and/or cognitive impairment (and their sup...
Some reluctance exists among disability staff to report to police potentially criminal behaviour by ...
Young people with cognitive impairments (YPWCI) are overrepresented in the criminal justice system. ...
Young people with cognitive disabilities (YPWCD) are overrepresented as offenders in the criminal ju...
Young people with cognitive disabilities (YPWCD) are overrepresented as offenders in the criminal ju...
The interactions of police with young people with cognitive disabilities (YPWCD) have seldom been co...
The interactions of police with young people with cognitive disabilities (YPWCD) have seldom been co...
This qualitative study examined the multiple dynamics that surround the interactions between people ...
This report provides an investigation of early intervention and diversionary practices aimed at prev...
Many societies require that individuals with an intellectual disability are provided with some prote...
This paper identifies key capabilities for practice identified by community practitioners who seek t...
Police views of young people inform the way they exercise discretion over this group. However, few s...
Police views of young people inform the way they exercise discretion overthis group. However, few st...
Women who have a cognitive impairment (CI) (including mental illness, dementia, intellectual disabil...
Analysis of the literature has indicated that additional research is required to address the knowled...
It has long been obvious to many who struggle with mental and/or cognitive impairment (and their sup...
Some reluctance exists among disability staff to report to police potentially criminal behaviour by ...