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  1. Calls for an overhaul of the state juvenile justice system and notes that state laws govern city police procedures in Maryland.

Ivan Bates, Baltimore City State's Attorney, criticized juvenile justice laws set by the Maryland General Assembly.

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Ivan Bates, Baltimore City State's Attorney, criticized juvenile justice laws set by the Maryland General Assembly.

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  1. Bates criticizes Maryland's juvenile justice laws set by the General Assembly.1 source
  2. Bates links his call for juvenile justice reform to a recent deadly crash in West Baltimore.1 source

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