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Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

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Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

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.

CJCC Member Agency COVID-19 Response Updates

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.

CJCC Virtual Public Meeting Series, Session One: Corrections

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.

CJCC Virtual Public Meeting Session Two: Juvenile Justice

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

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Public Safety and Justice in the District of Columbia: 2009-2014

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.

CJCC Virtual Public Meeting Series Session Three: DC Superior Court, USAO, OAG, and PDS

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

CJCC Virtual Public Meeting Session Four: Supervision Agencies

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

CJCC Member Agency COVID-19 Response Updates

As the District responds to the COVID-19 pandemic affecting our residents and visitors, the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council member agencies are providing a coordinated response. This page will provide criminal and juvenile justice agency advisories on a rolling basis but not in real-time.

The District of Columbia Justice Statistical Analysis Tool

The District of Columbia Justice Statistical Analysis Tool (DC JSAT) provides a snapshot of the District’s justice system via Justice System At-A-Glance, as well as trends in the justice system via Interactive Data. DC JSAT also includes a Catalog of Publications from contributing justice system agencies.

Upcoming Events

Apr 29 2021 - 10:00

Juvenile Justice Webinar Series: Session Three

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Press Releases

May 1 2019

Mayor Bowser to Kick Off 2019 Safer, Stronger DC Summer Crime Initiative

Mayor Bowser will also lead a door-to-door canvass to engage Marshall Heights residents and...

Sep 19 2017

New Study Analyzes DC’s Youth Rehabilitation Amendment Act

Washington, D.C. – Today, the District of Columbia’s Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC)...

May 10 2017

Public Health, Criminal Justice & Community Leaders Tackle Opioid Abuse in DC

Public meeting tackles the growing threat posed by opioids and synthetic opiates.

May 10 2017

Mayor Bowser Co-Hosts Regional Opioid Substance Abuse Summit

Mayor Bowser Highlights District Efforts to Understand and Respond to Opioid Addiction.

Feb 28 2014

Directory of Housing Resources for Returning Citizens

The CJCC created a Directory of Housing Resources for Returning Citizens and District of Columbia...

Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

Office Hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm

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441 4th Street, NW, Suite 715 North, Washington, DC 20001
Phone: (202) 442-9283
TTY: (202) 724-3691
Email: [email protected]

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CJCC Virtual Public Meeting Session Three: Court, US Attorney's Office, Office of the DC Attorney General, and the Public Defender Service

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Please join us for the third session of our Four-Part Virtual Public Meeting Series.

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

There are two major issues facing our country:

1)The spread of COVID-19, a particularly contagious and deadly virus, that has disproportionately affected minority communities

2) The persistent call for racial justice following the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd at the hands of former or current law enforcement officers