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Maryland’s Parole Merry-go-Round

State-run parole and probation programs are designed to keep persons convicted of crimes—including a very large number of non-violent crimes—out

In Part I, I addressed the efforts by lawmakers, the media, police, and other organizations that further stigmatize those on

I am what you call a pariah. I am so because I am a teacher and a soon-to-be social worker.

Ohio has an extremely tightly-regulated bail bonds industry. The strict regulation has enabled the state to maintain quality bail services

With each criminal conviction, the state of Maryland matter-of-factly tells the defendants how long they will spend behind bars. Hidden

By Len Lazarick [email protected] Reducing mass incarceration and the number of inmates in Maryland prisons has been a key element

By Meg Tully MarylandReporter.com A man shot in Silver Spring recently is a stark example of the importance of police

A defendant walks from a Baltimore courthouse to a van that will transport him to a detention facility. Defendants held

By Marceline White “No person shall be imprisoned for debt,” says the Maryland Constitution, Section 38. The Maryland Constitution –

By Rachel Bluth Capital News Service With just five days left until the end of the Maryland legislative session, the