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Based on a true story about a legal case involving a child with autism, Surviving Due Process takes parents through the intricacies of a due process hearing. Watch as events such as cross-examination, objections to leading questions, and arguments between counsel occur, all while learning about topics such as the initial preparations necessary and how testimonies work. While the subject matter of this film is centered on an autistic child, the content is relevant for anyone with a disabled child and for any legal issue.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

Finally, a book that gets the emotional rollercoaster of a due process hearing right. The cross-examination scenes are so vivid and real they brought back my own anxiety, but in a way that made me feel understood.

Sebastian ★★★★★

I've sat through two IEP meetings this year and still felt lost until I watched this. The due process hearing walkthrough, especially the cross-examination, made the whole timeline finally click for me as a parent of an autistic kid.

Christopher ★★★★★

The cross-examination scenes hit way too close to home after our own hearing last spring. I ended up rewatching the part about preparing your witnesses three times just to take notes. Wish I'd found this before we walked into the room.