Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform
12/06/25
Olinda Moyd, a prison reform advocate who serves on a state correctional oversight board, said that whatever the label used to describe it, “isolation is isolation.” She described solitary confinement as a tool that is overused by prison administrators to control the population, despite the fact that is known to cause mental harm.
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Maryland increasingly relies on isolating prisoners in ‘restrictive housing’
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Criminal justice reform advocates say the long stretches of forced solitude in Maryland are known to cause mental health issues and equate the conditions to torture.- Likes: 3
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Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform
05/16/25
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What you need to know about Maryland’s audit of police-custody deaths
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The audit’s implications reach far beyond a finding of 36 wrongfully classified deaths.Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform
12/05/24
A newly released audit says Maryland has failed to properly manage contracts with private companies that provide medical and mental health care to prisoners in state-run detention facilities ... See MoreSee Less

Health care for Maryland prisoners was compromised by poor oversight, audit finds
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A newly released audit says Maryland has failed to properly manage contracts with private companies that provide medical and mental health care to prisoners in state-run detention facilitiesMaryland Alliance for Justice Reform
11/29/24
Part of Desmond Haneef-Perry's job is to explain to judges why an incarcerated individual at a pretrial hearing not only needs services to overcome possible substance abuse or mental health issues, but also a second chance at life when eventually released from jail. ... See MoreSee Less

Justice reform advocates hoping for a second chance for Second Look Act - Maryland Matters
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Criminal justice reform advocates are hoping for a better outcome next year for teh Second Look Act, which would let long-serving prison inmates petition for a sentence reduction. The bill passed the ...Comment on Facebook Criminal justice ...
HAVING BEEN INCARCERATED YEARS AGO ON TRUMPED UP CHARGES WHILE ON LEAVE FROM.THE MILITARY. STATE OF MD.AND JUSTICE SYSTEM..THEN ALMOST HUNG..ME OUT TO DRY AND I WAS SOBER IN AA WHEN THIS HAPPENED. THE BEST OUTCOME FOR.ME.DEFENDING MYSELF WAS 38 DAYS IN LOCK.UP. THE SYSTEM.IN MD MUST CHANGE. WHERE EVERYONE SERVING ANY TIME HAS THE RIGHT TO NOT BE PROSECUTED WITHOUT.MIRANDA RIGHTS SHARED AND FOR MOST PEOPLE THEY.MUST HAVE HAVE LAWYERS TO EXPLAIN TO THEM THEIR CIRCUMSTANCES AND CIVIL RIGHTS FORTUNATELY FOR ME MILITARY ADVOCATES SET ME FREEI HAD AT THAT TIME A STELLAR MILITAR RECORD IN THE SPECIAL FORCES AND SPOKE THREE LANGUAGES WITH AN MBA FROM A MAJOR UNIVERSITY. HOPEFULLY! JUSTICE REFORM CAN TURN THE TIDES AROUND TO BENEFIT ALL RESIDENTS..FROM BALTIMORE, MD.OR NOT!!













