Show Notes
What are some autistic traits that can be underlying causes of crime among people on the spectrum?
Tom Oliver, an autism self-advocate, TEDx Speaker, and aspiring lawyer from Australia, shares his ideas on this topic. Tom has dedicated his career to helping autistic individuals who got caught up in the justice system.
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This conversation with Tom Oliver was originally released on October 14, 2021.
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