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Finding the Racist Roots of Maryland’s Juvenile Justice System

As Maryland’s secretary of juvenile services, Vincent Schiraldi exposed a history of torture, neglect and Black boys buried in unmarked graves.

Life Inside • 10.24.2025

The Parents Paying for Their Children’s Crimes

Experts warn about a wave of legal consequences for parents like the Crumbleys, while some states consider prosecutions for kids as young as 10.

Closing Argument • 04.13.2024

Virginia School Shooting Tests How Young Is Too Young to be Prosecuted

Nearly half of U.S. states have no minimum age for prosecution, unlike most nations.

Closing Argument • 01.14.2023

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