Maryland governor signs bills to tighten juvenile justice, e

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed a juvenile justice reform bill Thursday that makes younger juveniles subject to state oversight in criminal cases, a move supporters said will combine accountability and rehabilitation to the benefit of children.

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