Access to justice for people with intellectual disabilities: Are our courts ready?

One summer evening when John* was 19, he went to a pub to watch the Irish football team playing in the European Championships. He had never been in that pub before and was accompanied by a male relative, writes Jane O'Sullivan

Access to justice for people with intellectual disabilities: Are our courts ready?

One summer evening when John* was 19, he went to a pub to watch the Irish football team playing in the European Championships. He had never been in that pub before and was accompanied by a male relative, writes Jane O'Sullivan

JOHN was stopped at the door and was not allowed into the pub. There was some dispute about why he was not allowed in.

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