Prearrest Diversion Taskforce Meeting
Duties of the Prearrest Diversion Task Force:
Prearrest Diversion Taskforce Meeting
The purpose of the Prearrest Diversion Task Force is to review and assess best practices around prearrest diversion and to make recommendations for implementing prearrest diversion of certain misdemeanor crimes in the District of Columbia.
Evidence Based Rehabilitative Models in Correctional Facilities
Evidence-based rehabilitative programming refers to structured interventions in the justice system that are proven through research to reduce recidivism, promote safety within correctional environments, and support successful reentry. These programs focus on addressing the root causes of criminal behavior, such as a lack of education and employment skill that have been evaluated to work. Some of these programs are environmental interventions aimed at mirroring the conditions of the carcel setting with the outside world.
Prearrest Diversion Task Force Meeting
The purpose of the Prearrest Diversion Task Force is to review and assess best practice around prearrest diversion and to make recommendations for implementing prearrest diversion of certain misdemeanor crimes in the District of Columbia.
Public Meeting: The DC Superior Court Drug Intervention Program
The Superior Court Drug Intervention Program (“Drug Court”) was established in 1993 as an alternative to incarceration for nonviolent defendants with substance use disorders. It employs a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team—including judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, probation officers, and clinical providers—to guide participants through intensive supervision, evidence-based treatment, and a system of incentives and sanctions.
Risk Assessment in Adult Criminal Justice Agencies
This Information Session will teach you about the various Risk and Needs Assessment Tools used by criminal justice agencies in the District of Columbia.
Risk and Needs Assessment Tools are a form of data-driven actuarial tools that can assist with decision-making around supervision, management, and treatment of justice-involved populations. These tools input a variety of factors including static factors like: age, gender, past criminal history, and dynamic factors like: employment status, drug use, or living situations and produce a risk or needs score.
CJCC Public Meeting: Understanding Adult Supervision in the District of Columbia
Join us for a public meeting featuring a panel discussion on adult community supervision pre-and-post conviction in the District of Columbia.
Moderator
Kristy Love, Executive Director, Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
Panelists
Victor Davis, Assistant Director, Defendant Engagement and System Support, Pretrial Services Agency
Marcus Hodges, Associate Director, Office of Community Supervision & Intervention Services, Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency
CJCC 2019 Spring Public Meeting
Join us for the CJCC 2019 Spring Public Meeting, "Building the New Normal: I Am the Solution"
Fall Public Meeting
Join us for our annual Fall Public Meeting. Everyone is welcome!
CJCC 2018 Spring Public Meeting
CJCC will be holding its Annual Spring Public Meeting on Thursday, April 19, 2018, 6:00pm - 8:30pm.