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Capital News Service – Judges will be allowed to require people charged with hate crimes to complete anti-bias education programs if a bill to expand the current Maryland hate crime law is passed. Sen. Shelly Hettleman, D-Baltimore, is sponsoring the bill, SB0220, which aims to use anti-bias education programs to reduce the number of repeat offenders.
2/2/21 By Kimberly Seit, Baltimore Fishbowl Judges will be allowed to require people charged with hate crimes to complete anti-bias education programs if a bill to expand the current Maryland hate crime law is passed. Sen. Shelly Hettleman, D-Baltimore, is sponsoring the bill, SB0220, which aims to use anti-bias education programs to reduce the number of repeat offenders.
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