From The Banner · Drew Aunkst, WJZ · · 50s
Teen sentenced in Jordan Bright's death
Baltimore family demands juvenile justice reform after 14-year-old teen killed 3-year-old girl.
In brief
Baltimore family demands juvenile justice reform after 14-year-old teen killed 3-year-old girl. Jordan Bright's family says juvenile justice system failed to hold teen accountable for killing their daughter. Originally reported by The Banner.
Jordan Bright's death
A 3-year-old girl was struck and killed by a 14-year-old driving a stolen car in baltimore.
“jordan will never get a chance”
Juvenile sentencing
The teen received a juvenile court sentence without details due to age.
Mother's frustration
Nyjada Billy says the juvenile justice system failed her daughter and gave the teen opportunities.
“jordan will never get a chance at life”
System limitations
Juvenile sentences can include up to four years of supervision or placement in a facility.
Family's call
The family urges maryland lawmakers to review juvenile justice accountability.
The takeaway
Jordan Bright's family says juvenile justice system failed to hold teen accountable for killing their daughter.
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