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Disability & the Queensland Criminal Justice System
Queensland's most definitive text on the legal representation of people with disabilities charged with a criminal offence in Queensland

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  • People with mental illness, intellectual disabilities and acquired brain injuries are entering criminal justice systems throughout the World at phenomenal rates. Custodial environments have become the surrogate carers for this growing cohort of people. Lawyer, Dan Toombs and his colleagues, have represented many of these people and here is the story of one family's collision with the Queensland criminal justice system.

Latest News

TASC’s new appointment and ongoing commitment to Justice and Equity for all rural Australians

Posted on 19 Mar 2013
TASC CEO, Ms Philippa Whitman announced today that TASC has recently become a member of the National Rural Law and Justice Alliance. The Alliance was launched in May 2012 with the principal purpose “t

Recommendation 3 of 10 from A Contributing Life: the 2012 National Report Card on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention

Posted on 18 Mar 2013
3. We need to agree on the best ways to encourage improvement and get better results We must initially agree on what is good practice across all mental health and support services. This must be based

Recommendation 2 of 10 from “A Contributing Life: the 2012 National Report Card on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention”

Posted on 07 Mar 2013
2. We need to provide ‘a complete picture’ of what is happening and closely monitor and evaluate change Behind every bit of data is a part of a person’s story. It is often the only voice that a person

Testimonials

  • Thank you for this wonderful resource and the subsequent telephone conversations I've had with Sue. My son, who suffers from Schizophrenia found himself charged with very minor offences and my wife and I were completely lost. Your website helped us understand what we were in for. Thank you once again.
    John Austin, Wavell Heights
  • Thanks so much for your recent training. In North Queensland we aren't always provided with the training opportunities that those in the south-east corner enjoy. I found your training exceptionally good, but challenging at the same time. There is so much we need to do to make sure the system doesn't unnecessarily marginalise people with a disability.
    Susan Duncan, Rockhampton

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