Implement, monitor, and support D.C.'s Voluntary Sentencing Guidelines, to promote fairness and consistent sentencing policies. FB: D.C. Sentencing Commission
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Each Friday this month, we'll highlight an amendment scheduled to take effect on November 1 in the new edition of the Guidelines Manual. This week, let's recap the 2026 Drug Offenses Amendment.
The Issue: Implementing the HALT Fentanyl Act ussc.gov/sites/default/files…
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The #DCCourts team enjoyed getting to know you at the H Street Festival on Saturday, and answering your questions about #WashingtonDC services. Thanks for stopping by 👋
Learn more about FAQs at DC Courts: dccourts.gov/dc-courts/frequ…
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It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Talib Shakir, Director of the Mayor’s Office on Returning Citizen Affairs.
We share our love, condolences, and prayers with Talib’s family and loved ones, the entire MORCA team, and all the members of our community relations teams who loved and learned from Talib.
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Rain or shine, Safe Passage Ambassadors and Supervisors are on their routes ensuring students get to and from school safely. Their commitment never wavers, even in tough weather. A huge thanks for being there for our students! ☔️
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Today, our DYRS team trained with the Elders Council on engaging youth and families, highlighting parents as key partners. We discussed strategies for transparency and accountability to ensure every family feels heard.
#DYRS #EldersCouncil #YouthEngagement #FamilySupport
ALT A group of eleven people smiling and posing in a well-lit room with tables and chairs, featuring two men crouching in the front and others standing behind them, with artwork visible on the wall in the background.
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Director Porter gave remarks during @DCPoliceDept Victim Services Division A-List Conference, where OVSJG staff hosted a resource table featuring materials that highlight the Address Confidentiality Program. Attendees exchanged best practices for supporting victims.
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📣 ⚠️ Safe Shores’ Prevention and Outreach Program team members recently published a research paper in The Journal of Child Sexual Abuse.
Congratulations to the team, and to their partners, @cdcgov, @pcavt, @NCMEC, and @northeastern. Read more here: buff.ly/ByJZLyF
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September is National Preparedness Month. Are you ready if an emergency happens? Take time to make a plan for your household, including your pets, so you know what to do, where to go, and what you will need during a disaster.
Visit Ready.gov for preparedness tips.
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National Recovery Month is an opportunity to celebrate progress, recognize those who make recovery possible, and invite every American to be part of building recovery-ready communities.
Learn more: samhsa.gov/
#RecoveryMonth2026
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Team members from the DFS Latent Fingerprint Unit (LFU) were proud to join forensic experts from around the world at the 2026 IAI Conference in St. Louis! Members of LFU delivered exceptional presentations, showcasing our team’s leadership on the national stage. 🔬👏
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#DCCourts is LIVE at Adams Morgan Day! We’re here to answer your questions, share about our new virtual tours (dccourts.gov/court-resources…) and so much more.
Come get to know your #WashingtonDC court system 👋
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Dir. Porter delivered remarks at the Faith Response to Domestic Violence in our Communities event, hosted by @DCPoliceDept 3D Cops & Clergy! Attendees learned about domestic violence trends, sentencing patterns in DC, & resources available to support survivors! #SaferStrongerDC
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The DFS Forensic Science Lab and Crime Scene Sciences teams were excited and proud to participate in the @SafeDC Youth Response Team’s back-to-school readiness camp! The youth did hands on strawberry DNA extraction and fingerprint lifting.
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Back to school tip: Phone down and focus up!
Being aware on your route to school will limit unsafe interactions with unsuspected people and help you arrive at your destination safely. #BackToSchool
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USSC has unanimously voted to adopt priorities for the 2026-2027 annual sentencing guideline amendment cycle, including implementing new laws and resolving circuit conflicts regarding the sentencing guidelines. Read more: ussc.gov/about/news/press-re…
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Thank you to the many talented young professionals who attended the DC Department of Employment Services Adult Hiring Fair last week!
Learn more about #DCCourts job opportunities on our website — help us ensure access to justice for #WashingtonDC: dccourts.gov/dc-courts/caree…
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🎒 Ready for the first bell!
MPD’s Special Liaison Branch and Fourth District helped DC youth gear up for the school year with backpacks, resources and plenty of fun at Petworth Recreation Center.
Special thanks to @DCPoliceFdtn and @dcpublicschools for their support.
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Today, OVSJG joined @ONSEDC_ Inside the Industry: Media & Communications Career Panel to help introduce youth participants to the wide range of opportunities within public service and communications. Panelists shared their career journeys & highlighted the power of storytelling.
