In the News Youth Advocates Push MD Bill to Divert Kids from Jail by Casey Witte, Emily Mooney April 13, 2021 Print Share via Email: Youth%20Advocates%20Push%20MD%20Bill%20to%20Divert%20Kids%20from%20Jail Share via Facebook: Youth%20Advocates%20Push%20MD%20Bill%20to%20Divert%20Kids%20from%20Jail Share via X: Youth%20Advocates%20Push%20MD%20Bill%20to%20Divert%20Kids%20from%20Jail Share issues: Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Expanding Diversion, Jails, Juvenile Justice, Pretrial originally published in The Southern Maryland Chronicle Research shows that processing a young person through the formal court system before age 18 can have devastating long-term consequences, including less education and fewer employment opportunities. Featured Publications Newsletters, Real Solutions Clean Energy, Energy and Environment, Low-Energy Fridays, Permissionless Innovation, Renewables, Technology and Innovation Low-Energy Friday: Permissionless Solar Jordan Nader Oct 16, 2026 Analysis Clean Slate, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Reentry, State Policy New Jersey Promised a Clean Slate Seven Years Ago. Now, It Can Finally Deliver. Jillian Snider Oct 15, 2026 Analysis Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, General Emerging Technologies, State Policy, Technology and Innovation Consumers May Emerge as Collateral Damage when Lawmakers Target Algorithmic Pricing Josh Withrow Oct 15, 2026 Analysis Finance and Trade, FinTech, Technology and Innovation Can prediction markets improve economic news? Spence Purnell Oct 15, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, State Policy Pennsylvania House Approves Open Primary Bill with Bipartisan Support Chris McIsaac Oct 15, 2026 Real Solutions Competition & Antitrust, Federal Government Affairs, Health Tech, Intellectual Property, Patent Policy, Technology and Innovation How Strategic Patenting and Litigation Delay Access to More Affordable Medicines Wayne T. Brough Oct 15, 2026 Op-Eds Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, State Policy Why Prediction Markets Are a Safe Bet Steven Greenhut Oct 14, 2026 The American Spectator Newsletters Behavioral Health, Healthier Communities, Opioid Harm Reduction, Safer Solutions Safer Solutions: Non-Fatal Opioid Overdoses Jessica Shortall, Chelsea Boyd Oct 14, 2026 Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing, Privacy, Technology and Innovation Every Car, Everywhere, All at Once Logan Seacrest Oct 13, 2026 Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing, Privacy, Technology and Innovation Every Car, Everywhere, All at Once—Part 1: License Plate Readers Need Limits, Not Bans Logan Seacrest Oct 13, 2026
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