Ghost guns are already illegal in Maryland. Sharing the tech and instructions behind them isn’t — for now

Ghost guns — untraceable firearms usually put together by someone using unassembled or homemade components — are already illegal in Maryland. Nonetheless, they’ve been used in some high profile crimes in Prince George’s County in recent years, including several that involve juveniles. Now, the Prince George’s County Council wants to give prosecutors a new tool that will go after those who help juveniles get their hands on one.