Offender Treatment and Rehabilitation
A small percentage of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities commit crimes and require treatment and supervision by state I/DD systems. Although all persons are presumed to be competent, the needs and abilities of this group are diverse and individuals may not be able to fully comprehend legal proceedings and participate in their own defense.
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Vermont Best Practices Manual: Supervision and Treatment of Sex Offenders with I/DD
The manual provides guidance and resources for state and provider agency staff, attorneys, families, and others on the treatment of sex…
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Pennsylvania Safer Options Manual: Roadmap to Treatment and Community Safety
The manual was written to support the development and implementation of community-based treatment programs for people with developmental…
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Washington State Report: Concerning Persons with Developmental Disabilities and Traumatic Brain Injury in Correctional Facilities and Jails
Legislative workgroup report providing recommendations to the legislature with respect to the development and provision of services and…
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National Crime Victimization Survey: Crime Against People with Disabilities, 2007
This Bureau of Justice Statistics Special Report provides statistics on the nature and frequency of crimes committed against individuals…
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Report on Individuals with Developmental Disabilities who Pose a Safety Risk
Study group report to the Vermont Legislature on offenders with developmental disabilities. The report recommends a series of practical and…
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When Persons with Special Needs Become Involved in the Criminal Justice System: The Criminal Justice Advocacy Program of The Arc of NJ
A review of the challenges faced by individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities involved in the criminal justice system and…
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