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This Book is About Going to Court if You've Been Abused
Publication type:
Training / Education Manual
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 chodarr1373.pdf | 1.02 MB |
Agency:
B.C. Self Advocacy Foundation
Sponsor:
Public Legal Education Program of the Legal Services of Society of B.C.
Date:
1997-03
Pages:
25
Collections:
Summary:
A booklet written for people with developmental disabilities who have been abused. It gives contact information and advice on how to contact a variety of legal, community-based, crisis and disability services in the aftermath of abuse. The second half describes the court experience, the role of different court players, and information about testifying.
Keywords:
B.C. Self Advocacy Foundation; abuse; criminal justice system; justice system; disability; disability advocacy; developmental disabilities