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- Aisha Braveboy, State's Attorney

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Emerging Adult's Program: Former NFL Player, Derrick Fenner

PGSAO’s Emerging Adults Program Success! Fenner has been a mentor to the young men in the program providing dedicated coaching, support, and accountability. Fenner highlights the growth of the participants within the first six months.

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Kids & Crime: What Fueling the Trend

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Office of the State's Attorney - Press Releases

PGSAO Press Releases are the official statements of the office, prepared for the news media to inform the Prince George's County Community about cases, sentencing and significant finding.

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Brave Justice Civic Awareness

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Are you looking for ways to raise awareness about important issues impacting our Prince George's County community?

You can use these shareable resources to spread the word. We encourage you to Click to Download and share the images. Use the hashtag #BRAVEJUSTICE and the topic in your social media posts to connect with people and partner organizations with similar goals. Check back often for new topics and resources.

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What You Need To Know

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Possession of between
1.5-2.5 oz of cannabis
will still be punishable by
a civil fine of up to $250,
and over 2.5 oz will be punishable by up to a $1000 fine and/or up to
6 months in jail.

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In Maryland, Adults may legally cultivate up to two cannabis plants. These plants cannot be visible to the public.

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Maryland's legalization also creates a companion law that allows persons convicted of marijuana possession to request resentencing or expungement of their records.

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In Maryland, adults may legally possess up to 1.5 ounces of cannabis.

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In Maryland, the rules for medical marijuana still apply. Patients over 18 years old can register for a medical card.

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Maryland prohibits public consumption. You can get slapped with a $50 fine for a first offense, and more for repeated offenses.

Elder Abuse Awareness

You do not have to prove abuse is taking place to say something...

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Elder Abuse Awareness

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.

This is an opportunity for us to promote dialogue & education on the growing concerns surrounding elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation.

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Elder Abuse Awareness

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IDENTITY THEFT
What to know & What to do

Disability PRIDE Month

On March 12, 1990, over 1,000 people marched from the White House to the U.S. Capitol to demand that Congress pass the Americans with Disabilities Act. Upon arrival, about 60 activists, physically demonstrated the inaccessibility of public spaces by getting out of their wheelchairs or setting aside their mobility aids & crawling up the Capitol steps in an act of civil disobedience that later became known as the Capitol Crawl.

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Disability PRIDE Month

In 2022, State's Attorney, Aisha Braveboy hired the FIRST sight-impaired Assistant State's Attorney, for Prince George's County.

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Disability PRIDE Month

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Disability Pride Month is celebrated every July and is an opportunity to honor the history, achievements, experiences, & struggles of the disability community.