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According to the Maryland Equitable Justice Collaborative, Black Marylanders make up about 30% of the state’s overall population, yet 71% of people incarcerated in correctional facilities are Black.
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With the move, Ivan Bates breaks from the previous administration of Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, whose office asked a judge to vacate Syed’s conviction.
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Murders and nonfatal shootings are down in Baltimore, while arrests and prosecutions are up. State’s Attorney Ivan Bates sees success in that trend.
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The Maryland General Assembly unanimously passed The Pava LaPere Act into law earlier this year. It prohibits automatic good time credits for people with first degree sex offense convictions.
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Data from the Baltimore Police Department shows that roughly a quarter of juveniles arrested in the city are charged as adults.
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City leaders held a news conference at Baltimore’s Police Headquarters Thursday, announcing the takedown of another drug organization operating in East Baltimore.
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But, council members expressed concerns about incomplete data and wanted more breakdown as to whom and where citations were issued.
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The sophomore councilman is ready for a promotion. He hopes voters elect him to Council President, the city’s second highest elected position.
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Dixon’s main message is that she is going to get the city back on track, like how she says it was under her administration in the 2000s.
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“The old way was broken” says Scott on crime and city services.