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Considered one of the strictest curfews in the nation, minors under the age of 14 will not be allowed outside the home between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. without being accompanied by an adult under the youth curfew prompted in part by violence among teenagers during the Easter holiday in Baltimore City’s Inner Harbor.
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Heather Warnken of UBalt Law's Center for Criminal Justice Reform and Ray Kelly of the Citizen Policing Project think imposing longer sentences for gun violence offenders is the wrong approach to the city's endemic gun-crime problem.
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Our Newsmaker guest is the city's new top prosecutor, who says he supports a bill in Annapolis that would impose longer sentences on gun-toting criminals.
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The Attorney General's office already does investigations, and supporters say letting them do any prosecutions is next logical step.
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Baltimore City officials tout the city’s first-ever online dashboard, that will track crime, arrests and indictments.
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Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates campaigned and won on increasing penalties for illegal gun ownership as a way to lower the homicide rate in the city.
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Tougher penalties for illegal gun ownership is centerpiece of Baltimore State's Attorney Ivan Bates' pitch to the General Assembly, but one top lawmaker says more must be done than that.
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Davis, 31, of Reisterstown, has always maintained that he did not shoot and kill Kevin Jones, a security guard at Pimlico Race Course, on June 7, 2015.
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Councilmembers Zeke Cohen (D., Dist 1) and Isaac "Yitsy" Schleifer (D., Dist 5) join us to discuss State's Attorney Ivan Bates' decisions on two controversial cases, plus leadership shakeups at DPW and the Office of Promotion and the Arts.
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Ivan Bates has big plans as Baltimore City’s Attorney General that are different from the strategy of outgoing Attorney General Marilyn Mosby.