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Australian Human Rights CommissionEqual Before the Law: Towards Disability Justice Strategies – February 2014Table of ContentsForeword ................................................................................................................... 4Summary ................................................................................................................................. 51 Disability Justice Strategies – an introduction ........................................................ 81.1 Barriers ....................................................................................................... 81.2 A way forward ............................................................................................. 91.3 Human rights-based approach to improving access to justice ............. 9(a) Participation ............................................................................................ 10(b) Accountability ......................................................................................... 10(c) Equality ................................................................................................... 10(d) Empowerment ........................................................................................ 101.4 Provision of necessary modifications and adjustments ...................... 101.5 Implementation ......................................................................................... 112 The case for change ................................................................................................. 122.1 Indicators for change ............................................................................... 122.2 Economic savings through providing early support and diversion .... 132.3 Economic savings through preventing violence ................................... 153 Police, courts and corrections – the issues .......................................................... 163.1 General findings ....................................................................................... 163.2 Police ......................................................................................................... 17Barriers and gaps .............................................................................................. 183.3 Courts ........................................................................................................ 21(a) Evidence and people with disabilities ..................................................... 21Competency ................................................................................................... 21Facilitating evidence for persons with a disability .......................................... 22Other legislation ............................................................................................. 23Perceptions of credibility ................................................................................ 23Barriers and gaps .............................................................................................. 243.4 Custodial environments and release to the community ....................... 27Barriers and Gaps ............................................................................................. 283.5 National Disability Insurance Scheme .................................................... 314 Actions and statements of principle ....................................................................... 324.1 Outcome: Appropriate communications ................................................ 32PRINCIPLES ................................................................................................. 32ACTIONS ....................................................................................................... 324.2 Outcome: Early intervention and diversion ........................................... 33PRINCIPLES ................................................................................................. 33ACTIONS ....................................................................................................... 334.3 Outcome: Increased service capacity and support ............................... 34PRINCIPLES ................................................................................................. 34ACTIONS ....................................................................................................... 344.4 Outcome: Effective training..................................................................... 36PRINCIPLES ................................................................................................. 36ACTIONS ....................................................................................................... 364.5 Outcome: Enhanced accountability and monitoring ............................ 36PRINCIPLES ................................................................................................. 362
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