As an independent agency, the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) for the District of Columbia is dedicated to continually improving the administration of criminal justice in the city.

As the District of Columbia responds to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic affecting District residents and visitors, this page will provide criminal and juvenile justice response information on a rolling basis but not in real-time.

In 2020, CJCC will hold 4 virtual meetings in lieu of agency public meetings.

The meetings are a 4-part series to provide an opportunity for the public to hear the perspectives of the District’s Corrections, Juvenile Justice, Courts and Prosecution, and Community Supervision agency leaders on these issues.

In 2020, CJCC will hold 4 virtual meetings in lieu of agency public meetings.

The meetings are a 4-part series to provide an opportunity for the public to hear the perspectives of the District’s Corrections, Juvenile Justice, Courts and Prosecution, and Community Supervision agency leaders on these issues.

This report - based on publicly obtained information from DC criminal justice agencies -provides an overview of crime and the administration of justice in the District’s criminal justice system between 2009 and 2014.

In 2020, CJCC will hold 4 virtual meetings in lieu of agency public meetings.

The meetings are a 4-part series to provide an opportunity for the public to hear the perspectives of the District’s Corrections, Juvenile Justice, Courts and Prosecution, and Community Supervision agency leaders on these issues.

In 2020, CJCC will hold 4 virtual meetings in lieu of agency public meetings.

The meetings are a 4-part series to provide an opportunity for the public to hear the perspectives of the District’s Corrections, Juvenile Justice, Courts and Prosecution, and Community Supervision agency leaders on these issues.