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SAM J. ABED, Secretary of Juvenile Services
Member, Governor's Executive Council, 2011-; Children's Cabinet, 2011-; Advisory Council to the Children's Cabinet, 2011-. Member, Cease Fire Council, 2011-; State Child Fatality Review Team, 2011-; State Coordinating Council for Children, 2011-; Correctional Training Commission, 2011-; Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, Baltimore City, 2011-; Maryland State Drug and Alcohol Abuse Council, 2011-; Governor's Family Violence Council, 2011-; Judges, Masters and Juvenile Justice Committee, 2011-; Coordinating Council for Juvenile Services Educational Programs, 2011-; State Council for Interstate Juvenile Supervision, 2011-; Interdepartmental Advisory Committee for Minority Affairs, 2011-; Maryland School-Based Health Care Policy Advisory Council, 2011-; Sexual Offender Advisory Board, 2011-; Maryland Commission on Suicide Prevention, 2011-; Vehicle Theft Prevention Council, 2011-; State Board of Victim Services, 2011-. Board of Directors, Maryland Workforce Corporation, 2011-. Member, Advisory Board on After-School and Summer Opportunity Programs, 2012-; Council for the Procurement of Health, Educational and Social Services, 2012-; Task Force to Study Housing and Supportive Services for Unaccompanied Homeless Youth, 2013-; Task Force on Juvenile Court Jurisdiction, 2013-; Juvenile Grant Planning and Review Council, 2013-.
Member, Mental Health Transformation Working Group, 2011; Maryland Integrated Map (MDiMap) Executive Committee, 2011-12; Task Force on Prisoner Re-Entry, 2011-12; Task Force to Study the Procurement of Health, Education, and Social Services by State Agencies, 2011-12.
Assistant commonwealth attorney, Sussex County, Virginia. Member, Virginia Commission for National and Community Service, 2002-05. Deputy Director, Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice, 2006-10.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, B.S. (psychology). University of Richmond T.C. Williams School of Law, J.D. Very Important Provessional, Daily Record, 2013.
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