In its response, the Department of Juvenile Services announced plans to implement a special unit for aggressive youth next month at the Baltimore City Juvenile Justice...
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10/26/09
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland's juvenile justice watchdog is criticizing a policy that isolated fighting youths for long periods of time at a Baltimore detention center as a violation of state law, but the state's juvenile services agency is disputing the monitor's findings. Find Us On Facebook
The Maryland Juvenile Justice Monitoring Unit outlined its concerns in a special report, which was to be made public later Monday and was obtained by The Associated Press.
In its response, the Department of Juvenile Services announced plans to implement a special unit for aggressive youth next month at the Baltimore City Juvenile Justice...
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