Adult Directory 2013

CSO can increase the level of supervision without the Court’s consent. Electronic
monitoring and/or placement in a halfway back program are last resort sanctioning tools
before jail. [see Mickey Leland House (men), The Fairview/Reynolds & Associates
(women) below]:
Supervision
Level
Halfway Back
(see below)
Report to CSO
24-hour
quarantine 1 st
15 days.
Average stay
60 days
Urine
Monitoring
Program staff’s
discretion
Sanctions/Punishment/Incentives
Last sanctioning tool before
incarceration. Program focuses on
substance abuse relapse issues
Mickey Leland House - 457 Florida Ave, NW 20002
(202) 588-1375, Fax (202) 588-0059, Arthur Rochee, Director
(Men) halfway back, court sanctioned, residential program. Alternative to incarceration
placement at sentencing or revocation. Behavior modification focused program with drug
testing, individual and group counseling, drug treatment, employment counseling, humor
therapy, case management, and educational social outings. New residents have a 15-day
in-house quarantine period before eligible to participant in outside activities (work,
school, recreation). Placement can be Court ordered or referred by CSOSA, PSA, or
USPC agent. Average stay 60 days, maximum 120 days.
The Fairview/Reynolds and Associates, Inc. - 1430 G Street, NE 20002
(202) 396-8982, Fax (202) 306-9595, Michele Fauntroy, Director
(Women) halfway back, court sanctioned, residential program. Alternative to
incarceration at sentencing or revocation. Intensive community monitoring, individual
and group counseling, drug treatment, drug testing, and employment counseling.
Placement through PSA, CSOSA, USPC, or Court.
Electronic
Monitoring (GPS)
(202) 585-7348
Ruth Tadese,
EM Technician
24 hour
Real Time
Surveillance
CSO’s discretion
CSO heightened
monitoring and
sanctioning tool
CSOSA CSS is organized into nine branches, each of which serves specialized functions
and populations:
Branch I - Investigations, Diagnostics, and Evaluations
(202) 442-1491 Gladys Dorgett, Branch Chief
Prepares pre-sentence investigations/reports (PSI/PSR), and special Court-ordered
investigations on individuals awaiting sentencing and/or case dispositions. Also
prepares post-sentence investigations on all felony cases in which a term of
confinement is imposed and the Court, prior to sentencing, did not order a PSR.
Transitional Intervention for Parole Supervision (TIPS) prepares parole supervision
plans for those placed in Residential Reentry Centers (RRCs/halfway houses) while
transitioning from prison to community. TIPS also investigates and verifies the
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