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respecting diversity and the needs of minority groups
No one knows - learning disability and learning difficulties in prisons
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People with learning difficulties let down by the police
Lost, bullied and trapped: report on people with a learning disability in Scottish prisons
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Foreign national prisoners: who, why and what to do about them?
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Current research & future publications

Future publications:

  • Identifying and supporting prisoners with learning difficulties and learning disabilities: the views of prison staff in Northern Ireland, 2008
  • Briefing paper on police and suspects with learning difficulties.  Anticipated publication date, early 2008
  • Briefing paper on the courts and defendants with learning difficulties.  Anticipated publication date, early 2008

Current research:

  • Prisoners voices: interviews with offenders with learning disabilities and difficulties in custody and the community.

officer and inmates

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