Abuse Survivors Rally for Justice in Baltimore

03.19.2025

Today (Wednesday, March 19), survivors of sexual abuse perpetrated by staff members at Maryland juvenile detention centers will speak out to demand justice and accountability from the State of Maryland and Department of Juvenile Services. Thousands of men and women sexually abused as children in the Maryland juvenile system have courageously come forward to assert legal claims under the Child Victims Act. These cases have exposed systemic, institutional sexual abuse that has occurred for decades in juvenile detention centers throughout the State of Maryland. This highlights the urgent need to provide justice for the survivors and to reform the juvenile justice system. Hundreds of survivors will be attending the event.

View the official joint Press Release here.

MEDIA REQUESTS: To schedule an interview with counsel or for other media inquiries, please contact Joe Carey at joe@careystrategiccommunications.com

Bailey Glasser is honored to be representing hundreds of survivors in a series of lawsuits filed against the State of Maryland. The team fighting for these survivors includes D. Todd Mathews, David Selby, Brian Glasser, Samira Bode, and Aliya Khalidi.  Our co-counsel includes DiCello Levitt LLP, the Rhine Law Firm, and Anapol Weiss.

When:         March 19, 2025 (11:00 am)

Where:        War Memorial Plaza, 101 North Gay Street, Baltimore, MD

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Maryland Matters

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Fox45

National Criminal Justice Association (NCJA)

Fox44 

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MSN

WBAL

KTLA

Maryland Matters

WBOC

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