Representing Neurodiverse Clients - 21 November 2023
We were delighted to host the second webinar in our series exploring neurodivergence in the justice system.
This webinar discussed representing neurodiverse clients in the areas of crime and immigration, assisted by a leading psychologist, academics in the field and neurodiversikey™. neurodiversikey™ is an organisation dedicated to neuroinclusion throughout the justice system, at all levels and from all perspectives, from law enforcement to the judiciary. The session drew on the panel’s experience in representing youths and vulnerable adults, with a variety of mental health and neurodivergent learning difficulties, who require an intermediary. We also heard from academics on their associated research.
Timestamps:
Tom Wainwright, Garden Court Chambers, Introduction (00:00)
Mark Robinson, Garden Court Chambers, Chair (02:34)
Emma Llanwarne & Danielle Gleicher-Bates, neurodiversikey™ (04:14)
Dr Anne-Marie Day, Keele University (12:18)
Dr Claire S.Allely, University of Salford (33:29)
Dr Max Lowenstein, Bournemouth University (48:34)
Amanda Weston KC, Garden Court Chambers (01:07:04)
Q&A (01:29:00)