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....Senator Carozza tells 47ABC she also pushed for the bill to put greater focus on the role of the Department of Juvenile Services, to further track cases, and send them to either diversionary programs through the Children In Need of Supervision (CINS) system or to the courts in incidents of violence, rather than what she calls of resolved at intake case where juveniles were released back the community. She says that created a safety issue in the schools, as spoken to by the Wicomico County Superintendent in testimony during the session, she says she is glad that now law enforcement will at least be aware of these incidents, and hopes it can act as a deterrent. “I’m really excited to know that the parts about if those juveniles commit felonies that they now have to notify the state’s attorney’s office. We had no accountability beforehand,” Senator Carozza said... For the full story on WMDT TV: WMDT story on Juvenile Crime Bill
Lawmakers in Annapolis prioritized bills related to education, public safety and voter laws last week as the 2024 Maryland General Assembly trucks through the 90-day session. Sen. Mary Beth Carozza (R-38C), said the Senate Education, Energy, and Environment Committee heard 37 bills this week. She is a member of the group... For the full story in the OC Today-Dispatch, click here: Voter Laws & Contraception
For the full hearing from YouTube, click below: (6) Hearing on the Harmful Effects of Offshore Wind Industrialization - YouTube
Juvenile Reform and more
....Senator Carozza tells 47ABC she also pushed for the bill to put greater focus on the role of the Department of Juvenile Services, to further track cases, and send them to either diversionary programs through the Children In Need of Supervision (CINS) system or to the courts in incidents of violence, rather than what she calls of resolved at intake case where juveniles were released back the community.
She says that created a safety issue in the schools, as spoken to by the Wicomico County Superintendent in testimony during the session, she says she is glad that now law enforcement will at least be aware of these incidents, and hopes it can act as a deterrent.
“I’m really excited to know that the parts about if those juveniles commit felonies that they now have to notify the state’s attorney’s office. We had no accountability beforehand,” Senator Carozza said...
For the full story on WMDT TV: WMDT story on Juvenile Crime Bill
College contraception bills & voter laws
Lawmakers in Annapolis prioritized bills related to education, public safety and voter laws last week as the 2024 Maryland General Assembly trucks through the 90-day session.
Sen. Mary Beth Carozza (R-38C), said the Senate Education, Energy, and Environment Committee heard 37 bills this week. She is a member of the group...
For the full story in the OC Today-Dispatch, click here:
Congressional Hearing in Ocean City on Offshore Wind
For the full hearing from YouTube, click below:
(6) Hearing on the Harmful Effects of Offshore Wind Industrialization - YouTube
