Maryland Republicans say they'll focus on public safety, reversing criminal justice reforms during 2024 session | Tribune

Republican lawmakers in Maryland, decrying years of criminal justice reforms aimed at reducing the number of incarcerated children and adults, said Tuesday they will focus their efforts in the upcoming

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