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Heroes of Child Justice Honors Key Players in Maryland

On September 13, more than 130 friends gathered in Annapolis to celebrate the 2025 Heroes of Child Justice. A huge thank you to former Maryland Secretary of State John Wobensmith, who acted as the award ceremony emcee. Please click here to view a gallery of photos, watch the amazing keynote address from former child clients, and participate in a survey to help us plan …

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2025 Heroes of Child Justice Awardees Announced!

The 2025 Heroes of Child Justice fundraising event will take place on Saturday, September 13 at Bembe Beach in Annapolis. Join us as we gather to celebrate seven amazing individuals who make our mission to protect children possible. Check out our latest e-newsletter to read more about the upcoming event and meet our awardees. Visit the  to purchase your tickets. Thank you to …

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Summer News – Child Justice is Awarded More than $1.5 million in 2025 VOCA Funding

It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! Our intake team has seen an increase in requests for assistance, so we thought it would be a good time to share a bit about our intake process. The process begins with a visit to our website where the prospective client completes an online form. Clients may receive brief information, advice, referral, legal representation, …

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Heroes of Child Justice Returns for the First Time Since 2018!

On May 18, 2024, more than 100 friends of Child Justice gathered at the private residence of Congressman Steny H. Hoyer in St. Mary’s County to celebrate the return of Heroes of Child Justice, our signature fundraising and awareness event. Together, we raised a net of $111,612! Awards were presented to Congressman Hoyer, Beth Brent, Brad Clark, David Dorey, Greg …

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Advocacy Alert – SB365 and HB405 Hearings on the Qualification and Training of Child Custody Evaluators

In February, two bill hearings will come before the Maryland General Assembly that will directly impact Child Justice clients. SB365 and HB405 are companion bills to the judicial training bill that was signed into law in May 2022./br> SB365/405 specifies certain qualifications and training necessary for an individual to be appointed or approved by a court as a custody evaluator; …

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Be A Hero This Fall – The Insider

Find out what Child Justice has been up to this Fall! Our quarterly newsletter includes updates on the Maryland Supreme Court case involving expert witnesses, as well as the upcoming SCOTUS case involving the federal law that prohibits individuals subject to domestic violence restraining orders from possessing firearms. You are also invited to be a hero to children this giving …

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Summer News From Child Justice

It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! We participated in two conferences, our legal director was awarded APSAC’s Outstanding Frontline Professional Award, and our legal team submitted an Amicus brief to the Appellate Court of Maryland.Get the inside scoop by reading our latest newsletter. Be sure to subscribe to The Insider to get the latest news from Child …

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Spring News & Updates

The first quarter of 2023 has been busy for the team at Child Justice. Our Founder and Executive Director Eileen King was recognized as a Woman Making History by the Montgomery County Commission for Women and Montgomery Women, we gained a new furry team member, and we’ve been in the news multiple times! Learn what we’ve been up to by …

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Child Justice’s Legal Director & Case Manager Named To The Daily Record’s 2023 Leaders In Law

The Daily Record has named Paul Griffin, Legal Director, Child Justice, Inc. and Cynthia Cummings, Case Manager, Child Justice, Inc. to its 2023 listing of Leaders in Law. Through Leaders in Law, The Daily Record and the Maryland State Bar Association honor outstanding legal professionals across Maryland who are serving businesses, clients and individuals and making communities stronger. Awards are …

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Supreme Court of Maryland Grants Certiorari In Watershed Expert Witness Case In Which Child Justice, Inc. As Amicus Curiae, Argued That Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data

In November, we shared that Child Justice attorneys had submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland in support of certiorari that would overturn an erroneous decision about expert witness opinions from the Appellate Court of Maryland. Our brief discussed not only how the opinion was wrong as a matter of law, but also how if it …