2015–2021 Term Report
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Developed innovative youth programming,<br />
including the Junior State’s Attorney program<br />
and Great Expectations. These programs strive<br />
to engage community youth in positive aspects<br />
of the criminal justice system and reach these<br />
youth before they become entangled in the<br />
criminal justice system.<br />
LAUNCHED NEW POLICY AND<br />
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS UNIT,<br />
within the SAO because in order<br />
to have an effect on the laws in<br />
which we implement,<br />
prosecutors must do more<br />
than just advocate in the<br />
courtroom. Prosecutors must<br />
also advocate for fair and just<br />
laws, which requires us to have<br />
a voice in Annapolis.<br />
ED THE EVIDENCE<br />
UNIT (ERU), which is<br />
nsible for locating,<br />
wing, redacting and<br />
ng body worn camera<br />
or all offenses in which<br />
ndant is required to<br />
ppear in court.<br />
REINVIGORATED THE COMMUNITY<br />
ENGAGEMENT UNIT, which is staffed<br />
by 9 community liaisons who work in<br />
each district in the city on a daily basis<br />
to educate, engage and empower<br />
while working alongside law<br />
enforcement partners.<br />
DECEMBER 2015<br />
The trial of the first officer to be<br />
tried in relation to Freddie<br />
Gray’s death, William Porter,<br />
ends with a hung jury.<br />
<strong>2015–2021</strong> TERM REPORT<br />
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