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Many crime victims are denied compensation in Maryland. A bill would overhaul the process.

February 26, 2024

Deborah Haskins used to think that homicide happened to other families. Then in 2013, Haskins’ son, Joseph, 20, whom family members called “JoJo,” was fatally shot during a home invasion in Baltimore. Her nephew, Reuben, 24, was then killed in 2014 in Baltimore County. When she was at the grocery store, Haskins said, she ran into a mother she knew who’d also lost a child. She let her know that there was a victim compensation fund in Maryland.

 

Article Source: The Baltimore Banner

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