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Prior research has established that individuals affected by frontotemporal dementia (FTD) may have symptoms, including behavioral symptoms, which violate social norms and may be considered “criminal.”As a result, persons living with FTD may be more vulnerable and at risk for interactions with the criminal legal system, including with police. This session will present findings from a study investigating the experiences of people with FTD who have had contact with the criminal legal system through arrest, detention, arraignment, or incarceration through the perspective of their care partners. Preliminary analysis reveals that this group has diverse experiences and perspectives depending upon their  \n308 Innovation in Aging, 2025, Vol. 9, No. S2  \nindividual circumstances. Despite this heterogeneity, they face common barriers, mostly due to challenges in receiving a correct diagnosis and the criminal legal system’s lack of awareness and education about FTD. Care partners rely on shared strengths such as education, social capital, and advocacy skills to navigate these challenges effectively.","cbCaicc8wd1dnbXe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicc8wd1dnbXe","pdf",607895,"English","# Background and Rationale\n# Study Design and Care Partner Perspective\n## Contact Points: Arrest to Incarceration\n# Preliminary Findings\n## Heterogeneous Experiences\n## Common Barriers\n# Coping and Navigation Strategies\n## Education, Social Capital, Advocacy","[{\"question\":\"Why is research on dementia and the criminal legal system described as limited?\",\"answer\":\"The abstract notes that there is limited research on the connection between dementia and the criminal legal system, even though the system encounters people with dementia regularly.\"},{\"question\":\"How does frontotemporal dementia increase risk of criminal legal system interactions?\",\"answer\":\"The abstract explains that FTD can involve behavioral symptoms that violate social norms and may be considered “criminal,” making people living with FTD more vulnerable to interactions, including with police.\"},{\"question\":\"What common barriers did care partners report despite diverse experiences?\",\"answer\":\"Care partners reported common barriers related to challenges receiving a correct diagnosis and the criminal legal system’s lack of awareness and education about FTD.\"}]","FRONTOTEMPORAL DEMENTIA & THE CRIMINAL LEGAL SYSTEM: CARE PARTNER STORIES - Session - study findings and preliminary analysis | PDF",1790647457]