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re: Would you convict a mentality handicapped guy of indecent exposure?
Posted on 8/26/15 at 8:39 pm to ccomeaux
Posted on 8/26/15 at 8:39 pm to ccomeaux
If your son is 12 and cannot perform the functions of a 2 year old, and you have read 20+ books, then you already know that DD is not longer the proper or correct diagnosis or determination for your son. If your local school district is still telling you he is DD, you should push to get him reevaluated. More resources are available to him and you with a exceptionality other than DD.
Furthermore, there are several ways to determine wether this individual knew what he was doing and if it was illegal. The reasonable doubt part is why we have lawyers.
FTR I have a Master's of Ed. Specializing is SPED.
ETA: The fact that this may go to court or grand jury? (Not sure which OP was being considered for) tells me that the DA has already considered the person's disability, and determined that a crime has been committed. This wasn't a snap decision to attempt to prosecute considering that it could be career ending.
Furthermore, there are several ways to determine wether this individual knew what he was doing and if it was illegal. The reasonable doubt part is why we have lawyers.
FTR I have a Master's of Ed. Specializing is SPED.
ETA: The fact that this may go to court or grand jury? (Not sure which OP was being considered for) tells me that the DA has already considered the person's disability, and determined that a crime has been committed. This wasn't a snap decision to attempt to prosecute considering that it could be career ending.
This post was edited on 8/26/15 at 8:49 pm
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Posted on 8/26/15 at 9:11 pm to CoachChappy
Traumatic Brain Injury resulting from VSD repair. A bit of a unique case given there is no diagnoses he characterizes with consistently. 30% brain atrophy leading to Epilepsy, DD and severe learning disability. Then you have the normal EEG, the Ketogenic diet success and now his emerging speech.
I would agree with you on pre birth defects involving the brain/CNS
Glad to see someone else with some insight though, thanks for the post
I would agree with you on pre birth defects involving the brain/CNS
Glad to see someone else with some insight though, thanks for the post
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