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The Dangerous Myth of Juvenile Criminal Ingenues
Holding juveniles accountable for their crimes andJuveniles are quite mature when it comes to evaluating the risk of punishment, just as they know the market price of illicit drugs. They are not ingenues. In law enforcement, better to be feared than loved. offenses means that you teach them to take responsibility for their actions and accept the consequences of what they've done.

Armstrong Williams
Sep 2, 20253 min read


Mission failure on juvenile justice in Maryland | STAFF COMMENTARY
But I discovered DJS commonly disregards its own scoring system and releases juveniles back into the community in violation of its own publi

Armstrong Williams
Feb 22, 20253 min read


Q&A with Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on juvenile justice and ‘increased accountability’
I’m really proud of the fact that these laws are now being enacted because this took work and that’s exactly what was required.

Armstrong Williams
Nov 1, 202410 min read


Costly missteps in juvenile justice reform
The problem is, those tasked with being the gatekeepers on whether or not a juvenile is charged or diverted are unqualified non-attorneys in

Armstrong Williams
Sep 6, 20245 min read


Moore, Bates and Braveboy call for accountability and rehabilitation during Juvenile Justice Town Hall
February 20, 2024 | www.baltimoresun.com/ Juvenile crime has been the subject of intense debate over the past few years, as Maryland has...

Armstrong Williams
Feb 20, 20244 min read


Armstrong Williams: Crisis in the Classroom | STAFF COMMENTARY
PUBLISHED: February 14, 2024 at 9:59 a.m. | UPDATED: February 14, 2024 at 12:22 p.m. The public education system in Baltimore City has...

Armstrong Williams
Feb 14, 20242 min read


Armstrong Williams: Wes Moore is emerging as the law-and-order governor in Md. | STAFF COMMENTARY
February 6, 2024 | www.baltimoresun.com Gov. Wes Moore, shown here at speaking at the State House in January, recently released a plan to...

Armstrong Williams
Feb 6, 20244 min read
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