Maryland HB776 mandates petitions for children in need of supervision if their actions result in a victim's death.
Maryland HB776, known as the NyKayla Strawder Memorial Act, amends juvenile law to require an intake officer to file a petition alleging a child is in need of supervision if the child's actions result in the death of a victim. It also mandates law enforcement to forward such complaints to the Department of Juvenile Services. The bill generally relates to juvenile law, focusing on the handling of serious offenses by minors.
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