District of Columbia Administrative Code

1000 OFFICERS AND DUTIES 1000.1 The officers of the Criminal Justice Supervisory Board (also referred to in this chapter as "the Board") shall consist of a Chairperson and a Vice Chairperson. 1000.2 The Chairperson shall be appointed by the Mayor and the Vice Chairperson shall be…

1001 MEMBERS AND ALTERNATES 1001.1 Appointed members of the Board shall serve two (2) year terms. 1001.2 Ex-officio members of the Board shall be members as long as they continue to hold the office or position which entitles them to Board membership. 1001.3 Alternates may be desi…

1002 BOARD MEETINGS 1002.1 All meetings of the Board shall be conducted according to Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Revised, except to the extent that those rules may be inconsistent with any of the provisions contained in this chapter. 1002.2 The Chairperson may appoint a parlia…

1003 AMENDMENT OF BOARD RULES 1003.1 The members of the Board may amend any provision of this chapter, except those provisions establishing officers of the Board; provided, that no amendment to the rules may be adopted which is in conflict with D.C. Law 2-107 or other applicable …

1005 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 1005.1 The Planning Committee shall have responsibility for the development of a recommended annual plan and other planning documents that may be appropriate for submission to the Board. 1005.2 The Planning Committee shall consult with the following, as re…

1006 PLANNING COMMITTEE PROCEDURES 1006.1 In developing each of the elements of the plan set forth in § 1005, the Planning Committee shall follow the procedures set forth in this section. 1006.2 With the assistance of the staff, the committee shall prepare recommendations accompa…

1007 ANNUAL PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT 1007.1 The Planning Committee shall be responsible for developing an annual program announcement consistent with the plan which shall be submitted for review and approval of the Board. 1007.2 The program announcement shall do the following: (a) Cl…

1008 GRANT REVIEW 1008.1 The Grants Committee shall be responsible for reviewing applications submitted to the Office of Criminal Justice Plans and Analysis. 1008.2 The Grants Committee shall prepare recommendations for consideration of the full Board for each application which a…

1009 GRANT REVIEW PROCEDURES 1009.1 Upon receipt of the applications by OCJPA, staff shall conduct an initial review. 1009.2 Within ten (10) working days of receipt of an application by OCJPA, the applicant shall be sent a letter requesting any additional information or clarifica…

1010 FUNDING POLICIES 1010.1 Applicants for Law Enforcement Assistance Administration ("LEAA") Part C and Part E block grant funds shall apply on an annual basis and shall be eligible for up to a total of thirty-six (36) months of LEAA support. 1010.2 Continuation funding for LEA…

1011 APPEALS: GENERAL 1011.1 An applicant for an action grant under the provisions of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, as amended, and the Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974, as amended, who has been denied all requested LEAA funds to condu…

1012 APPEALS: INVESTIGATION AND DECISION 1012.1 When an appeal is based on substantive grounds, the Board (or an Appeals Committee of the Board) shall give substantial weight to the conclusions reached by the Grants Committee of the Board. 1012.2 In order for a substantive appeal…

1013 APPEALS BY GRANTEES 1013.1 Any grantee of an action grant under the provision of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, as amended, who has had funds withheld or has had a project terminated for non-compliance, shall be entitled to appeal to the Criminal Jus…

1100 GENERAL PROVISIONS 1100.1 The Juvenile Justice Advisory Group (also referred to in this chapter as the "JJAG") shall provide advice and consultation to the Mayor, the Office of Criminal Justice Plans and Analysis (also referred to in this chapter as the "OCJPA"), and the Cri…

1101 MEMBERSHIP 1101.1 The Juvenile Justice Advisory Group shall consist of twenty-nine (29) members appointed by the Mayor. 1101.2 The members of the JJAG shall have training, experience, or special knowledge concerning the prevention and treatment of juvenile delinquency or the…

1102 OFFICERS: DUTIES 1102.1 The officers of the Juvenile Justice Advisory Group shall be a Chairperson and a Vice Chairperson. 1102.2 The duties and responsibilities of the Chairperson shall include the following: (a) To ensure that the activities of the Juvenile Justice Advisor…

1103 OFFICERS: SELECTION, TERMS, AND VACANCIES 1103.1 The Chairperson shall be appointed by the Mayor consistent with Public Law 93-415 (the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974), as amended. 1103.2 The Vice Chairperson shall be elected by the Juvenile Justice …

1105 MEETINGS 1105.1 A regular meeting of the Juvenile Justice Advisory Group shall be held each month at a time and place which is open to the public. 1105.2 All regular and special meetings of the Juvenile Justice Advisory Group or the Executive Committee of the JJAG, shall be …

1106 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1106.1 The Executive Committee shall be composed of seven (7) members of the Juvenile Justice Advisory Group who shall serve (with the exception of the Vice Chairperson) at the pleasure of the Chairperson. 1106.2 Selection of the Executive Committee shall…

1107 SUBCOMMITTEES: GENERAL 1107.1 The Juvenile Justice Advisory Group shall have three (3) standing subcommittees. 1107.2 The members shall be appointed by the Chair of the JJAG, consistent with the composition of the JJAG, ensuring equitable representation from government membe…

1108 SUBCOMMITTEES: FUNCTIONS 1108.1 The function of the subcommittees shall be to assist staff in the development of certain program areas in the Juvenile Comprehensive Plan as well as review and recommend for funding grant applications which would fall under the jurisdiction of…

1109 SUBCOMMITTEES: PROCEDURES 1109.1 Following final approval of the Plan, each subcommittee shall report to the JJAG its recommendations regarding all grant applications referred to the subcommittee. 1109.2 Each task group shall receive from the Office of Criminal Justice Plans…

1110 ACTION ON FUNDING APPLICATIONS 1110.1 When motions to recommend the funding of applications are made on a program area or individual application basis, a subcommittee member shall abstain from voting if the motion includes an application submitted by the agency or organizati…

1115 SUBGRANT APPLICATION APPEALS 1115.1 Each applicant for an action grant under the provision of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, as amended (currently referred to as the Crime Control Act of 1973), or under the Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Act…

1116 TERMINATION AND WITHHOLDING OF FUNDS APPEALS 1116.1 Each grantee of an action grant under the provisions of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, as amended in 1970 and 1973 (currently referred to as the Crime Control Act of 1973), or under the Juvenile Jus…

1200 GENERAL PROVISIONS 1200.1 The purpose of this chapter shall be to provide organizations, citizens, officials, and residents with a mechanism for filing complaints of a non-criminal nature about community-based programs for alleged or adjudicated Persons in Need of Supervisio…

1201 RECEIPT OF COMPLAINTS 1201.1 OCJPA shall accept any non-criminal complaint concerning community-based residential facilities for court involved persons. 1201.2 Complaints shall be accepted by telephone or in writing. 1201.3 Complaints shall specify the location of the facili…

1202 COMPLAINT REVIEW 1202.1 Within forty-eight (48) hours of receipt of a complaint, OCJPA shall make an initial determination about the nature of the complaint and the appropriate District agency or agencies that should be involved in investigating the complaint. 1202.2 Complai…

1203 INVESTIGATIONS 1203.1 Complaints not involving criminal misconduct or physical structure shall be investigated by OCJPA. 1203.2 At a minimum, OCJPA staff shall, independently or in cooperation with other District representatives, interview the complainant, the Director, and …

1204 FINDINGS AND REPORTS 1204.1 OCJPA may convene a meeting of involved parties to discuss the preliminary findings and recommended remedies or dispositions. 1204.2 A final report on the disposition and any recommended action on non-criminal complaints shall be forwarded to the …

1205 IMPLEMENTATION OF FINDINGS 1205.1 In all cases where a non-criminal complaint is determined to be valid and suggested remedies involve administrative, procedural, or other actions by District agencies, OCJPA shall monitor the implementation of that action and shall report re…

1206 REVIEW AND STATUS REPORTS 1206.1 Within twelve (12) months of the implementation of the procedures set forth in this chapter, OCJPA shall publish a full status report on all activities occurring in regard to complaints concerning community residential facilities for court in…

2000 COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL DISABILITIES AND TENURE The Commission on Judicial Disabilities and Tenure (also referred to in this chapter as "the Commission") is established and shall be operated in accordance with the provisions of the D.C. Court Reform and Criminal Procedure Act…

2001 TRANSACTION OF COMMISSION BUSINESS The Commission shall act only at a meeting. The actions of the Commission may be implemented by any appropriate means directed by the Commission. Meetings of the Commission shall be held at times agreed upon by the members of the Commission…

2002 PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS AND MEDICAL INFORMATION At the Commission's request, a judge shall submit to a physical and/or mental examination by a health care professional designated by the Commission after consultation with the judge. The examination and report shall be made at t…

2003 ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORTS 2003.1 Each judge of the District of Columbia Courts shall file an Annual Financial Report with the Commission disclosing personal financial interests for the preceding calendar year, in accordance with D.C. Code § 11-1530, as amended. Annual Financi…

2004 COMPLAINTS 2004.1 Subject to the confidentiality provisions of § 2044, the Commission may receive information or a complaint from an individual or an organization regarding a judge's conduct or health. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking published at 24 DCR 9391 (May 5, 1978); as amend…

2005 PRECEDENTS The provisions of this section shall apply to determinations by the Commission of grounds for removal under § 432(a)(2) of the Self-Government Act, and to evaluations by the Commission of judges who are candidates for reappointment for a fifteen (15) year term as …

2010 INVESTIGATIONS 2010.1 The Commission may investigate to determine whether a proceeding should be instituted on charges of misconduct, failure to perform judicial duties, or disability, upon receiving information regarding the following by complaint or otherwise: That a judge…

2011 NOTICE OF A PROCEEDING If, after investigation, the Commission determines that a proceeding is warranted, the Commission, except for good reason, shall notify the judge of its determination. If immediately requested by a judge who has been notified under § 2011.1, the Commis…