Detained Without Process: The Excessive Use of Mandatory Detention Against Maryland’s Immigrants
Combining qualitative interviews and quantitative analysis of a three-month data sample of immigration custody determinations in Maryland, this report describes and illustrates the needless overuse of “mandatory” (no-bond) detention for persons who pose little flight or public safety risk.
The Baltimore Police Union Contract And The Law Enforcement Officers’s Bill Of Rights: Impediments To Accountability
Deaths In Police Encounters In Maryland – 2010-2014 (Issue Brief)
Between 2010 and 2014, at least 109 people died in police encounters in Maryland. These deaths were dispersed throughout 18 different jurisdictions across the state.
Still Blocking the Exit
"Still Blocking the Exit" tells the stories of many individuals given parole-eligible life sentences who have been denied release despite being recommended for it.
Restoring Trust: How Immigration Detainers In Maryland Undermine Public Safety Through Unnecessary Enforcement (Issue Brief)
The ACLU of Maryland has been at the forefront of ending the unnecessary, inhumane, and costly detention of immigrants and of ensuring that their civil rights are protected.
The Maryland War on Marijuana In Black And White
Using official FBI and U.S. Census data, the ACLU has analyzed arrest rates and trends for marijuana possession by race for every county in Maryland between 2001 and 2010. The results are shocking.
Report of the Maryland Attorney General's Task Force on Electronic Weapons
United States Government Accountability Office- Report to the Subcommittee on Social Security, Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives: Employment Verification
A Proposal To Finance A Full Scale Modernization Of Baltimore City Public School Facilities