Don't fall for the politicized and wrongheaded attacks on Md Dep't of Juvenile Services Secretary Schiraldi.
Instead of hyper-politicized attacks- focus on the research-- over-reliance on incarceration and punitive approaches undermines public safety. Schiraldi gets it.
Today, these shelves are empty. Help us restock this room by donating hygiene products, basic clothing, and comfort items. Too many kids get sent to group homes with nothing, or lack basic supplies at home. Wishlist: https://t.co/JJvVySYxiJ
The University of Baltimore Law Forum seeks pieces for publication in Volume 55, Issue 2. We exclusively publish pieces that discuss Maryland law and/or the impact of laws and legal developments on the State of Maryland. We are currently seeking pieces focused on criminal law.
Allegations of unethical conduct made against the Dorchester County States Attorney. She denies accusations.
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As discussions on juvenile justice laws continue in Maryland, remember: punishment doesn't solve the problem. Data-driven policy solutions and comprehensive support are key to public safety.
Learn more about our #MDYouthJustice solutions at https://t.co/vt0inJvlfg
@TheUBLawForum seeks abstracts for Articles and Essays for publication in Issues 1 and 2 of Volume 55. Law Forum exclusively publishes pieces that discuss Maryland law and/or the impact of laws and legal developments on the State of Maryland.
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“the bill reflects a disturbing nationwide trend of reactionary public safety policymaking. People are certainly entitled to their own opinions…But no one is entitled to their own facts re: crime trends— no matter how often these alternatives are broadcast on tv or social media”
MYJC joins @HeatherWarnken & @DrAlexPiquero in calling for @GovWesMoore to veto HB814.
"The governor has repeatedly committed to being data-driven and heart-led, and no one in Maryland deserves this more than our kids." #mdga24#CareNotCages
Maryland’s proposed juvenile justice bill “is being driven by politics, and often what is good politics is actually bad policy… The state should invest in neighborhoods and target the root causes of youth crime, such as poverty.”
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@BaltimoreBanner We know that ‘tough on crime’ legislation does not make our communities safer. Bringing people home does.
ICAN member Anthony Muhammad continues to make a positive impact on his hometown of Baltimore through youth mentorship and his work with @ACLU_MD.
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Excellent piece by Marcus Lilly of @ubaltmain Second Chance College Program @baltimoresun:
'Formerly incarcerated people have a wealth of knowledge; the state should use it'
Thanks for being an inspiration and role model to so many. You make our whole U of B community so proud.
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THIS is leadership! Thank you @SenBillFerg!
Ferguson asserted that the direction that MD is moving in...is the right one – much better than warehousing them in facilities and “forgetting about them”.
“That’s not the answer. It won’t be the answer. It’s never the answer.”
"I used to have a hand in imposing the most severe and draconian penalty that can be imposed against children: life without the possibility of parole. Today, I make the case that no adolescent should ever be sentenced to die in prison." -@preston_shipp https://t.co/mtOydAuiG7
"Emerging adults share many key developmental characteristics with adolescents under age 18. Despite their serious crimes, these individuals have tremendous potential for growth and opportunity."—@love__justice https://t.co/pDPb3Is4I2