There is a high prevalence of people with intellectual disability (ID) among those in police
custody. Consequently, law enforcement officers (LEOs) at the frontline of the criminal justice …

Background Patrolling police officers engage in different mentally, socially, and physically
challenging life contexts which may affect their life and health. The aim of this scoping …

Abstract Despite Brown vs. Board of Education, prejudice still exists in the American school
system. These attitudes can give rise to negative social experiences for students of color (ie …

Objectives: Reporting an incident to police is a key event in the criminal legal process. The
current study centers types of disability and how this may shape victim and third-party …

The police are viewed as guardians of public safety and enforcers of the law. How accurate
is this? Given endemic police violence which is often aimed at racialised and minoritised …

The lack of robust mental health programs throughout the USA has resulted in police
frequently being responsible for responding to calls about people with mental illness who …

The frequent contacts between police and people with disabilities has only recently led to
research on developing law enforcement knowledge and skills in improving those …

The prevalence of intellectual disabilities amongst adult prisoners in Ireland is higher than
international estimates. There is little evidence that the development of diversion services …

Students with disabilities are likely to have contact with a police officer as either a victim or a
perpetrator of a crime; however, media outlets often underreport the presence of a disability …

Objectives: Disability awareness training is mandated by the United Nations Convention on
People with Disabilities (UNCRPD), but there is a paucity of evidence regarding the …