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    Baltimore Diversion Program Aims To Keep Prostitutes Off The Street

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    Author
    Shdaimah, Corey S.
    Diehl, Marjorie Sue
    Kast, Sheilah
    Date
    2014-07-21
    Publisher
    Baltimore, MD : WYPR (National Public Radio)
    Type
    Recording, oral
    
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    http://wypr.org/post/baltimore-diversion-program-aims-keep-prostitutes-street#stream/0
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    In 2006, a group of residents in Baltimore’s Curtis Bay neighborhood had a problem: prostitutes stood on street corners waiting for Johns; they’d be picked up for prostitution by the police, only to return to the same streets. A task force was formed. What grew out of it was a program rooted in an approach called “problem-solving justice”. Instead of moving those facing prostitution charges through the criminal justice system, it gives them access to services that might keep them out of it and off the streets. It's called the Specialized Pre-Trial Diversion program. It began in 2009, within the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office, and can now serve about 80 people at any given time. (Description from the WYPR website)
    Citation
    Shdaimah, Dr. Corey, & Diehl, Sue (July 21, 2014). Interview by Sheilah Kast [Audio recording]. "Maryland Morning". WYPR (Baltimore), National Public Radio.
    Keyword
    Specialized Pre-Trial Diversion Program
    problem-solving justice
    Specialized Prostitution Diversion Program (SPD)
    Prostitution--Maryland--Baltimore
    Prostitutes--Services for--Maryland
    Prostitutes--Legal status, laws, etc.--Maryland
    Prostitutes--Rehabilitation
    Human trafficking
    Transgender people
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10713/5947
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