Op-Eds Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Education, Housing, Jobs, Juvenile Justice, Mid-Atlantic, Policing, Pretrial, Privacy, Prosecution, Reentry, State Policy Maryland Needs to Keep Up the Momentum on Juvenile Justice Reforms Maya Szilak Feb 23, 2022 Maryland Matters
Real Solutions Disintermediation, Finance and Trade, Mid-Atlantic, Occupational Licensing, Project for Women and Families, State Policy Doctors without (virtual) borders for mental and behavioral health in Maryland Courtney Joslin Feb 17, 2022
Testimony Insurance, Insurance Regulation, Mid-Atlantic, State Policy In Opposition to Prohibiting Maryland’s Insurance Companies from Using Credit Information in Risk Ratings Sarah Wall Feb 15, 2022
Testimony Harm Reduction, Mid-Atlantic, State Policy In Support of Maryland’s Statewide Targeted Overdose Prevention (STOP) Act of 2022 Sarah Wall Feb 15, 2022
Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Juvenile Justice, Mid-Atlantic, Pretrial, Prosecution, State Policy HB 269 requires Maryland youth to take advantage of their Miranda Rights, advancing justice Sarah Wall Feb 14, 2022
Testimony Cannabis, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Decriminalization, Jails, Mid-Atlantic, Policing, Pretrial, Prosecution, State Policy Following legalization, Virginia legislators are considering post-conviction relief for marijuana offenses. Here’s what they need to know. Sarah Wall Feb 4, 2022
Testimony Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Jails, Mid-Atlantic, Pretrial, Prosecution, Reentry, Second Look, Sentencing, State Policy Virginia legislators are considering ‘second-look’ criminal justice reform. Here’s what they need to know. Sarah Wall Feb 4, 2022
Explainers Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Mid-Atlantic, State Policy Supplier Consolidated Billing Josiah Neeley, Mike Haugh Feb 18, 2021
Testimony Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Juvenile Justice, Mid-Atlantic, Pretrial, Probation, Reentry, State Policy In SUPPORT of SB 899, “AN ACT concerning Juvenile Law – Probation.” Jesse Kelley March 12, 2019
In the News Alcohol Policy, Finance and Trade, Mid-Atlantic, State Policy The Devil’s Cut: Virginia’s spirits laws may be stifling a craft distilling revolution and leading some to consider moving out of state. C. Jarrett Dieterle Sept 18, 2018 VA Growler
