Doug Passon: Breaking Down Barriers, How Understanding Autism Changes Legal Outcomes
Send us Fan Mail Send us a text Doug Passon shares his journey as a criminal defense lawyer and filmmaker advocating for autistic individuals in the legal system, drawing from both his professional experience and personal connection as a parent of an autistic son. • Criminal defense lawyer who uses documentary…
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