ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A panel devoted to overseeing a program providing all criminal defendants in Maryland with an attorney during initial appearances met on Tuesday to discuss a game plan for developing reforms.

The 23-member Commission to Reform Maryland’s Pretrial System met Tuesday afternoon to establish subcommittees to study specific areas of pretrial systems.

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