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Adult strategy

Mike Stanton

hi all,

not sure if this is the best place. Perhaps we need a category for campaigns. But now the government has published the statutory guidance for implementing the Adult Autism Strategy it would be good to share our experience of implementation around the country. In Cumbria we have a Cumbria Autism Partnership Board with NAS representation that is holding forums around the county to get participation from adults and carers. Nothing has happened yet. I will keep you posted.

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  • It is true that the victim would have been alive today if he had just walked away but we must not blame the victim.   The Court might have wrongly blamed the victim in fixing the sentence or it might have been short as he pleaded guilty.

    I googled it and saw a video of what happened so I know most of the facts.

     

    Another thing is it is wrong to assume the Killer was Neuro Typical what ever that means.

    The Killer might be Autistic or have some other disability.

    Most people in prision have a mental disability and many prisoners should not be in prison but in a Mental Hospital or other Secure Accomodation.

     

    The Killer got Four years in prision for the killing and six months more as he was under a suspended sentence for Robbery.   The Killer might next kill someone who gets in his way while on a Robbery.  The only hope is that the Atorney General will appeal and the Appeal Court will agree it is an over lenient sentence and increase the sentence which should be served in prison or a Mental Hospital.

    David.

    Sorry when I replied i only read one reply so I was not replying to the other post.

    Have to go might reply to the other post later.

     

     

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  • It is true that the victim would have been alive today if he had just walked away but we must not blame the victim.   The Court might have wrongly blamed the victim in fixing the sentence or it might have been short as he pleaded guilty.

    I googled it and saw a video of what happened so I know most of the facts.

     

    Another thing is it is wrong to assume the Killer was Neuro Typical what ever that means.

    The Killer might be Autistic or have some other disability.

    Most people in prision have a mental disability and many prisoners should not be in prison but in a Mental Hospital or other Secure Accomodation.

     

    The Killer got Four years in prision for the killing and six months more as he was under a suspended sentence for Robbery.   The Killer might next kill someone who gets in his way while on a Robbery.  The only hope is that the Atorney General will appeal and the Appeal Court will agree it is an over lenient sentence and increase the sentence which should be served in prison or a Mental Hospital.

    David.

    Sorry when I replied i only read one reply so I was not replying to the other post.

    Have to go might reply to the other post later.

     

     

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