# Vincent Schiraldi
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Vincent N. Schiraldi is an American juvenile justice policy reformer and expert. He has been a senior research scientist at the Columbia University School of Social Work since October 2017. He is known for advocating for trying suspects under the age of 21 in juvenile court, and for programs that supervise older inmates and erase their records if they find a job.
June 11th 2025: More Conversation Amid Schiraldi Exit; Day 5 Of Riots In LA; Dr. Stephen JK Walters & Arch McKown
Join the conversation with C4 & Bryan Nehman. The conversation continues with the exit of DJS Secretary Vincent Schiraldi. C4 & Bryan started the show by breaking down the interview with Gov. Moore & TJ Smith discussing Schiraldis exit. Later in the show Arch Mckown joined C4 & Bryan giving some…
June 26th 2025: Schiraldi OpEd In Baltimore Sun; DOJ Sues All Fed Judges In MD; David Collins Interview With Betsy Fox Tolentino; Zeke Cohen
Join the conversation with C4 & Bryan Nehman. C4 & Bryan kicked off the show this morning discussing the OpEd by Vincent Schiraldi from The Baltimore Sun. DOJ sues all federal judges in MD. The latest on the vote on the big beautiful bill. C4 & Bryan react to the interview David Collins had wit…
June 26th, 2025: Juvenile Justice: A Call for Reform or an Uphill Battle?
Join the conversation with TJ Smith. In this compelling episode, we dive into the latest developments in juvenile justice reform in Maryland. Host TJ Smith discusses the resignation of Vincent Schiraldi, the Secretary of Juvenile Services, and the ensuing controversy with Governor Moore’s decision-…
June 26 2025 Vincent Schiraldi on DJS, Damage Reports from Iran Attack, and Juvenile Justice
Torrey discusses the latest op-ed from Vincent Schiraldi about the state of DJS. News sources dispute damage reports from the bombing in Iran. Debate continues over Juvenile Justice.
Former Maryland DJS head Vincent Schiraldi is not done with the fight
Juvenile crime is down, but many people don’t feel safer. What’s Maryland doing wrong? Vincent Schiraldi, just replaced as head of the Department of Juvenile Services, decries charging kids as adults. He tells why he left, and what’s next: “I’m gonna kayak, I’m gonna hike a little, and then I'm go…
July 16th, 2025: Juvenile Justice: Ideals vs Reality
Join the conversation with TJ Smith. In this insightful episode where Dayvon Love from Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle discusses the pressing issue of juvenile justice reform with TJ. They delve into the complexities surrounding the dismissal of Vincent Schiraldi as the secretary of juvenile servic…
Betsy Tolentino, no stranger to youth justice, steps into lead role at Department of Juvenile Services
Midday turns the spotlight to young people who have left childhood and are navigating the oftentimes confusing, treacherous path toward adulthood.
For those who run afoul of the law, the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services is tasked with their supervision and treatment.
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Maryland DJS Secretary Tolentino on her priorities
Betsy Fox Tolentino calls her new gig -- heading Maryland’s Department of Juvenile Services -- her dream job. She was named acting secretary in early June after Gov. Moore decided her predecessor, Vincent Schiraldi, wasn’t making progress fast enough. Fox Tolentino already had worked 11 years in le…
Defending 'Raise the Age'
Vincent Schiraldi, Pinkerton Foundation visiting fellow and former New York City Commissioner of both the Department of Correction and Department of Probation, argues against trying teenagers as adults and defends New York's "Raise the Age" law against pushback from some elected leaders.
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Vincent Schiraldi: Mass Supervision and Criminal Justice Reform
Today on The Gist, guest host Bob Garfield replays an interview with prison reformer Vincent Schiraldi about his book, Mass Supervision: Probation, Parole, and the Illusion of Safety and Freedom. Schiraldi discusses his time running Rikers Island, explaining that the jail faces immense staffing iss…
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