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#didyouknow the Commission will be releasing the digital copy of the 2027 D.C. Voluntary Sentencing Guidelines Manual in December? The Guidelines will go into effect on January 1, 2027. While we wait, check out the 22026 Guidelines Manual scdc.dc.gov/page/latest-sent…
View the agency’s recent Issue Paper focused on “Recent Trends in Prison Sentences” by clicking the link scdc.dc.gov/page/recent-tren…
#GUIDELINESALERT The Commission has ranked the previously unranked felony offense, Violation of Post-Conviction Stay Away, in Main Group 9 (M9). Click the link for more details scdc.dc.gov/page/appendix-c-…
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Our newest training class of 911 call takers has officially begun their journey toward becoming emergency communications personnel serving the residents and visitors of the nation’s capital! Director McGaffin and the team welcomed the newest cohort to the OUC family.
The Commission had a blast engaging with residents during Friends of Anacostia’s “Late Skate” event. We appreciate all the feedback and look forward to joining again.
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This week, our DMPSJ Multiagency Public Safety Taskforce was in Kingman Park, working alongside our partners to strengthen community safety, build relationships, and address concerns directly in the neighborhood.
Domestic violence impacts millions of people each year, but it can be prevented. It
requires the collective voice and power of individuals, families, institutions, and systems taking action to stand with survivors, always.
Learn more at DVawareness.org/WithSurvivor…
#DVAM2026
View the October 2026 D.C. Sentencing Commission Monthly Meeting by clicking the link scdc.dc.gov/page/commission-…
#HIRING The D.C. Sentencing Commission is looking to hire a Legal Analyst who is passionate about supporting the D.C. Voluntary Sentencing Guidelines and the agency's Mission. Click the link to learn more about how to apply: scdc.dc.gov/release/legal-an…
#didyouknow the Commission will be hiring for its Research Analyst position on its data team? Stay tuned!
Share your thoughts on current felony sentencing practices or the Sentencing Guidelines with the Commission by clicking the link forms.cloud.microsoft/g/xeMe…
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Don’t forget: there is FREE business attire for those with job interviews or court business on the JM-Level every 2nd and 4th Wednesday — and they’re accepting donations, too!
#WashingtonDC #JobInterviews
#HIRING The D.C. Sentencing Commission is looking to hire a Legal Analyst who is passionate about supporting the D.C. Voluntary Sentencing Guidelines and the agency's Mission. Click the link to learn more about how to apply: scdc.dc.gov/release/legal-an…
#TODAY The next Commission meeting will be held at 5 PM. During this meeting, members will discuss the 2027 D.C. Voluntary Sentencing Guidelines Manual, among other topics. Click here to view the previous meetings scdc.dc.gov/page/commission-…
#TOMORROW The next Commission will be meeting tomorrow at 5 PM. As part of the meeting, members will be given an update on the status of new Commission member nominations and more. Click here to learn more scdc.dc.gov/page/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…
#didyouknow the Commission recently released its interactive data dashboards on the agency’s website? Click the link to explore scdc.dc.gov/page/interactive…
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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.























