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- EXHIBIT 1
I was specifically asked to comment on jail conditions during and preparedness for the COVID-19 pandemic
- EXHIBIT 1
7 I have been asked by the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia to review and comment on materials in connection with a case to be filed on behalf of certain incarcerated individuals who are at an increased risk of contracting and developing complications from exposure to COVID-19 I was specifically asked to comment on jail conditions during and preparedness for the COVID-19
- EXHIBIT 1 - pdsdc. org
I was specifically asked to comment on jail conditions during and preparedness for the COVID-19 pandemic
- Microsoft Word - Juv Prac Stds with 04-13. doc - pdsdc. org
Following an internal review by the Chief Judge, the practice standards were published for comment This document, Superior Court of the District of Columbia Attorney Practice Standards for Representing Juveniles Charged with Delinquency or as Persons in Need of Supervision, would not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of
- Microsoft Word - Juv Prac Stds with 04-13. doc
One of the goals of the subcommittee is to improve the quality of representation in the juvenile proceeding by developing practice standards for representing juveniles charged with delinquency or as persons in need of supervision Following an internal review by the Chief Judge, the practice standards were published for comment
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I Background and Qualifications 1 I am Dr Jaimie Meyer, an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Yale School of Medicine and Assistant Clinical Professor of Nursing at Yale School of Nursing in New Haven, Connecticut I am board certified in Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases and Addiction Medicine I completed my residency in Internal Medicine at NY Presbyterian Hospital at Columbia, New
- Fiscal Year 2019 Congressional Budget Justification
A major portion of the work of the organization consists of representing individuals in the District of Columbia’s local criminal justice system who are charged with committing serious criminal acts and who are eligible for court-appointed counsel In the District of Columbia, public defense services are primarily provided by PDS, the “institutional defender,” and a panel of private
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