Simpson, Jim – Indigenous Justice Clearinghouse

Simpson, Jim

Indigenous People and Cognitive Disability: An Introduction to Issues in Police Stations

Resources Mar,2006

Authors: Sotiri, Mindy, Simpson, Jim

Publishers: Current Issues in Criminal Justice, 17(3), pp431-443

This article draws together some of the major themes which emerged from an exploratory study of the issues facing Indigenous people who have a cognitive disability and come into contact […]

Participants or just policed? Guide to the role of DisabilityCare Australia with people with intellectual disability who have contact with the criminal justice system

Resources May,2013

Authors: Simpson, Jim

Publishers: NSW Council for Intellectual Disability

Various studies indicate that people with intellectual disability are highly represented in the criminal justice system and this appears particularly clear in the juvenile justice system. Offenders with intellectual disability […]

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