....Jane Brown wrote:
What must not be overlooked is that Aspergers results in specific types of behaviour which explain Gary's actions. For example, the 'moral crusade' ties in with Asperger's people sense of justice, as does the obsessive nature of his actions and inability to 'switch' out of them so that they that went much further than would be typical, potentially without any real intent to cause harm.
This case should be considered precisely in these terms, and then be aware that Aspergers requires careful and gentle handling otherwise there is a major risk of secondary mental health issues, with particular vulnerability under pressure. ......
http://aboutasperger.blogspot.com/2009/10/aspergers-and-uk-supreme-court.html
Colin Revell
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