In addition to its other duties specified in this title, the State Advisory Board shall:
(1) consult with and advise the Secretary on:
(i) each aspect of the juvenile services program in the State;
(ii) the educational programs and services of the Department;
(iii) programs designed to divert children from the juvenile justice system; and
(iv) the treatment and programming needs of females in the juvenile justice system;
(2) recommend to the Secretary policies and programs to improve juvenile services in the State;
(3) participate in interpreting for the public the objectives of the Department;
(4) participate in planning the development and use of available resources to meet the needs of the Department; and
(5) examine and review fatalities involving children under the supervision of the Department for the purpose of advising the Secretary on policies and programs to prevent fatalities, including:
(i) a death caused by a child under the supervision of the Department, if the child is convicted or adjudicated for the death; and
(ii) the death of a child under the supervision of the Department.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Subtitle 2 - Department of Juvenile Services
Part I - Organization and Administration of Department
Section 9-203 - Administration of Department
Section 9-204 - Secretary's Powers and Duties
Section 9-205 - Unit Reports to Secretary
Section 9-206 - Deputy Secretaries
Section 9-207 - Staff and Consultants
Section 9-208 - Employees -- in General
Section 9-209 - Employees -- Criminal Background Investigations
Section 9-211 - State Advisory Board -- Established
Section 9-212 - State Advisory Board -- Membership
Section 9-213 - State Advisory Board -- Officers
Section 9-214 - State Advisory Board -- Meetings; Compensation; Conflicts of Interest
Section 9-215 - State Advisory Board -- Duties
Section 9-216 - Functions of Department
Section 9-217 - Use of and Aid to Public and Private Agencies
Section 9-219 - Confidential Research Records
Section 9-220 - Research and Development Unit
Section 9-221 - Interagency Cooperation