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Prearrest Diversion Task Force Releases Report

The Prearrest Diversion Taskforce, convened at the CJCC, has released a report on their recommendations for implementing prearrest diversion of certain misdemeanor crimes in the District of Columbia.

The Secure DC Omnibus Amendment Act of 2024 established the Prearrest Diversion Task Force within the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council to develop recommendations for creating a prearrest diversion program in the District. 

Prearrest Diversion Task Force Meeting

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PURPOSE OF THE PREARREST DIVERSION TASK FORCE
Duties of the Prearrest Diversion Task Force:
1. Reviewing and assessing best practices for prearrest diversion;
2. Making recommendations for prearrest diversion of certain misdemeanor offenses, and certain categories of persons;
3. Making recommendations regarding the programs, facilities, personnel, and funding that are necessary to implement prearrest diversion;
4. Making recommendations for any legislative changes that are necessary to enable prearrest diversion;

Public Meeting "From Custody to Community: Exploring DC Reentry Resources"

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Reentry is a critical part of the justice system that ensures individuals returning from incarceration have the support, stability, and opportunities necessary to successfully reintegrate into their communities. Effective reentry reduces recidivism, strengthens families, and promotes safer neighborhoods . To do so, communities must have laws, policies, and programs that address barriers to housing, employment, education, mental health, and more for returning citizens.

Prearrest Diversion Taskforce Meeting

Last Date:

Duties of the Prearrest Diversion Task Force:

1. Reviewing and assessing best practices for prearrest diversion;

2. Making recommendations for prearrest diversion of certain misdemeanor offenses, and certain categories of persons;

3. Making recommendations regarding the programs, facilities, personnel, and funding that are necessary to implement prearrest diversion;

4. Making recommendations for any legislative changes that are necessary to enable prearrest diversion;

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