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Baltimore County lawmakers are sounding the alarm over juvenile crime, blaming new state legislation for complicating accountability. The Youth Charging Reform Act now routes serious juvenile offenses into juvenile court instead of adult prosecution, sparking debate: supporters say it enables rehabilitation, while critics warn it weakens public safety and burdens prosecutors. Amid rising concerns, recent arrests—including charges for murder and carjacking—highlight the tension: under the new law, many of these teens would have started in juvenile court, raising urgent questions about balancing justice, support, and security.

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