Police Contact with Individuals with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities
Published on 31. May 2022
156 pages
978-1-80455-351-0 (ISBN)
Description
This issue explores Police Contact with Individuals with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities
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Content
- Cover
- Police Contact with Individuals and Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities: A Special Issue Introduction
- Police Encounters with Individuals Perceived as Having Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities: An Examination of Encounter Characteristics from Two Studies
- The Frequency and Clustering of Autism-Related Behaviors During Encounters between the Police and the Autism Community
- Towards inclusionary policing: a critical inquiry into the pre-trial treatment of suspects with intellectual disabilities in Ireland
- :A pilot study of co-produced autism training for police custody staff: Evaluating impact on perceived knowledge change and behaviour intentions
- Police Departments and Care Continuity for Autistic Youth in Suicidal Crisis?
- The Informal, Non-Organizational Ways Police Officers Receive Training on Encounters with Autistic Individuals
- Examining the Sources of Police Confidence When Working With Autistic Individuals
- Stressors or facilitators? Exploring the factors that impact police officers' abilities to respond to disablist hate crime
- Divergent perspectives: Autistic adults' perceptions of the police
- I'm just different-that's all-I'm so sorry ... '" Black men, ASD and the urgent need for DisCrit Theory in police encounters
