People on the autistic spectrum are often associated with fascinating abilities, but they are also facing disabilities. It’s within this framework that people with autism are now participating in society, an opportunity that is not without possible caveats. Through interviews with professionals providing specialized services to people on the autism spectrum disorder, the following text attempts to discern the intervention methods employed at the junction of the law and social services. The results highlighted the challenges faced by people with autism in the community and the delicate balance between personal freedoms and supervision that stakeholders are constantly trying to reach.