I didn't say a crime is not a crime.  What I said, I hope, was that there is discrimination against autistic people in the criminal justice system.  

If the officer who arrests you ignores your hatred of being touched, as a result of which you become un-co-operative, as a result of which your later treatment is prejudiced, where's the equality?

If the officer who interrogates you manipulates your tendency to take things literally, and interprets your demeanour as shifty or un-co-operative, where's the equality?

If the jury who convicts you takes a dislike to you because your body language and eye contact make them think you're aloof or dishonest, where's the equality?

If the prison the judge sends you to is full of aggressive idiots who target you specifically because of your differences, where's the equality?

What does it matter what a troll thinks?  What does it matter what a right-wing ignorant NT thinks?  These rights are worth standing up for.

If your view is that an aspie stops deserving the support of the autistic community as soon as he's committed a crime, then we'll just have to agree to disagree.  I just don't believe that's true.