Maryland lawmakers will once again attempt to decriminalize drug paraphernalia like needles, syringes and pipes in next year’s legislative session.
Advocates say the bill will not only help people get treatment, but it will also help better inform the community about what is in street drugs.
Lawmakers have tried multiple times to pass the bill, which will be introduced by Del. Karen Simpson (Frederick County). The bill was vetoed by former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan in 2021…