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

Maryland's Youth Charging Reform Act, championed by Wes Moore, was debated, with opposition from Ivan Bates and comparisons made to Alabama's system.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated May 27
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Maryland's Youth Charging Reform Act, championed by Wes Moore, was debated, with opposition from Ivan Bates and comparisons made to Alabama's system.

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  1. Youth justice practices are being compared between Maryland and Alabama.Sub-event
  2. Governor Moore championed the Youth Charging Reform Act, which faced opposition from Ivan Bates.1 source

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