
City and State Must Fully Fund Street Violence Prevention Programs
If street violence prevention programs are not funded fully, Baltimore will just have to buy more body bags.

Making Re-Entry Work
By Ally Hardebeck On April 1, President Trump called the United States a country that “believes in redemption.” Although the President...
Before the Legislature Acts, Leaders like Marilyn Mosby and Ronald Daniels Should Stand Str
By Bridget Carolan By Bridget Carolan State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced in January that she would no longer prosecute marijuana...

A Population Forgotten: The Jailed Mentally Ill
The demographics of people in jails and prisons no longer surprises most of us. While African Americans make up 12% of the total U.S....
Unify Against the Unit Rule
Maryland lawyer Matthew Stubenberg found that in 2015, there were 23,386 people in Baltimore who could have their convicted crimes...

Housing First: Not Homelessness's Panacea
A recent wave of Housing First models has policymakers lauding its radical approach. Housing First is an approach to helping homeless...

Free Speech or Financial Security: Gag-Clauses in Police Brutality Cases
In 2012, Ashley Overbey, a Baltimore resident, called the police to report a burglary in her apartment complex. When officers arrived,...

Who Will the Hopkins Private Police Force Hurt?
The Baltimore Police Department does not exactly have a stellar reputation, having made national headlines several times in the past few...








