MAJR: Pretrial Justice

MAJR Plans Public Sessions

Find out what’s wrong with Maryland’s Pretrial Justice System – and how to fix it

Even before their “day-in-court,”  over 6,000 Marylanders daily wait in jail –held only due to poverty as they cannot afford excessive money bail – on average over $20,000.

Awaiting trial, young people lose jobs, housing, and stress family-ties to the breaking point. Disproportionately, African-Americans and other minorities are impacted.

Other U.S. states and regions have made  major pretrial improvements saving taxpayer funds, improving public safety, and strengthening communities.

       Maryland’s General Assembly convenes 1/11/17 and with voters’ support could make a difference.  Find out how about proposed changes and what you can do.

Find out more at https://www.ma4jr.org/pretrial-justice/

And please sign our petition at https://www.ma4jr.org/petition/

WHEN AND WHERE?

Monday, 12/19/16, 7 -8 PM Beth El synagogue (Kolker Room), 8101 Park Heights Ave.,Baltimore, Md. 21208
Thursday 01/05/16, 7 -9 PM College of Southern Maryland, 8730 Mitchell Rd, La Plata, MD 20646,
Tuesday 01/10/17, 7-9 PM Unitarian Universalist Church, 333 Dubois Rd, Annapolis, MD 21401
Wednesday 01/11/17, 7-9 PM College of Southern Maryland – Leonardtown Campus Auditorium, Hollywood Road, Leonardtown, MD
Monday 01/16/17, 6-8PM Asbury United Methodist Church, 101 W All Saints St, Frederick, MD 21701
Thursday 01/19/17, 7-9PM Room 119, College of Southern Maryland, 2, Prince Frederick, Calvert, MD


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