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A Review of Non-custodial Interventions with Offenders with Intellectual Disabilities

People with intellectual disabilities are over-represented in the criminal justices system in every Western jurisdiction in which research is conducted and in New South Wales, studies show that about 19-20% of the prison population has intellectual disability, an increase of nearly 8% since the late 1980s. A review of non-custodial interventions with offender with intellectual disabilities is presented.