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'It's not over' Maryland police reform advocates continue to push for racial justice a year after the death of George Floyd


It s not over Maryland police reform advocates continue to push for racial justice a year after the death of George Floyd
Maryland police reform advocates continue to push for racial justice a year after the death of George Floyd
and last updated 2021-05-25 23:10:55-04
BALTIMORE — The Maryland Coalition for Justice and Police Accountability has grown to over 95 organizations fighting for social justice since the death of George Floyd.
On Tuesday, advocates with the MCJPA met over zoom to discuss the progress made since his death and the work that still needs to be done.
“It’s not over,” said Johnathan Hutto of the Prince George’s People’s coalition. “The movement is not over and the struggle continues. ....

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Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights Should Be Repealed in All States


Maryland recently became the first state in the country to repeal its Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights (LEOBR). This type of law grants police officers special protections from prosecution and discipline. In theory, LEOBRs are meant to protect police officers from undo prosecution and discriminatory discipline; but in practice, they make it very difficult for law enforcement officers to be tried for excessive use of force.
It makes sense that Maryland was the first state to do away with these policies. After Freddie Gray suffered fatal spinal cord injuries in Baltimore police custody in 2015, then-mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake blamed the state’s LEOBR for delaying the investigation into his death. Frustrated by the piecemeal reforms made in the wake of Gray’s killing, over 90 organizations across Maryland came together to form the Maryland Coalition for Justice and Police Accountability (MCJPA). One of their top priorities: repealing the state’s LEOBR, which t ....

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