Maryland SB737 mandates probation and treatment services for juvenile offenders, emphasizing parental accountability.
Maryland SB737 focuses on juvenile probation and treatment services, requiring probation for certain offenses and mandating parental participation in treatment plans. The bill outlines specific offenses that warrant probation, including possession of cannabis, misdemeanors, technical violations, and false emergency reports. It emphasizes parental accountability by requiring parents or guardians to participate in treatment plans and meet with juvenile counselors.
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