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A new law was passed in Maryland governing the juvenile justice system to address youth crime concerns.

7 reports, 5 independent Updated Aug 5
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A new law was passed in Maryland governing the juvenile justice system to address youth crime concerns.

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  1. Renewed calls for tougher juvenile accountability in Maryland.1 source
  2. YCRA aims to curb automatic adult court charges1 source
  3. Officials, including Joseline Peña-Melnyk and Bill Ferguson, are being questioned regarding juvenile crime in Maryland.Sub-event
  4. Maryland's Youth Charging Reform Act, championed by Wes Moore, was debated, with opposition from Ivan Bates and comparisons made to Alabama's system.Sub-event
  5. Maryland passes new law reforming its juvenile justice system.1 source

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