Adult Directory 2013

Mental Health Division (MHD) - 633 Indiana Avenue, NW 20004
(202) 824-2860, Fax (202) 824-2877, Kimberly Clark, Chief
Appointed by the Court to represent indigent clients facing involuntary civil and
criminal commitments.
Office of Rehabilitation and Development (ORD) - 601 Pennsylvania Ave, NW #
110 (see Sentencing Services, Sentencing Chapter)
Parole Division - 633 Indiana Avenue, NW 20004
(202) 628-1200, Fax (202) 824-2791, Olinda Moyd, Chief
Representation of persons on parole or supervised released at administrative hearings
before the U.S. Parole Commission including Probable Cause Hearings (in-person or
videoconference) and Final Revocation Hearings. Attorneys also represent clients at
USPC Reprimand Sanction Hearings which are conducted at various CSOSA offices.
Attorneys file parole related civil actions in DC Superior Court and the US District
Court for the District of Columbia in an effort to protect constitutional and statutory
rights of clients. Attorneys offer advice, assistance, and advocacy for DC residents
seeking help for parole related matters. Requests for assistance are accepted in-person,
in writing, and/or by telephone.
Tahirih Justice Center - 6402 Arlington Blvd, # 300, Falls Church, VA 22042
(571) 282-6161, Fax (571) 282-6162 www.tahirih.org
Kristen Uhler-McKeown, Director
Legal, advocacy, and public education to assist immigrant women and girls seeking
protection against gender-based violence (rape, domestic violence, genital mutilation).
Direct assistance with asylum process, housing, and financial support. Individual and
group counseling and mentoring. (Mon-Fri 9am to 5:30pm). Initial intake conducted by
staff answering the telephone. Sliding fee.
UDC (David A. Clarke) School of Law - 4340 Connecticut Ave, NW 20008
(202) 274-7400, Fax (202) 727-5583 www.law.udc.edu
Karen Forman, Clinic Director kforman@udc.edu
Jaordana Arias, Clinic Paralegal, Intake Coordinator
HIV/AIDS Clinic - Matthew Fraidin, Director mfraidin@udc.edu
Public entitlements, drafting, and executing last will and testaments, powers of
attorney, advanced directives, compassionate release from institutions (see HIV
Chapter).
Housing and Consumer Clinic - Edward Allen, Director eallen@udc.edu
Evictions, illegal rent increases, repairs, predatory loans, fair housing and related torts.
Juvenile/Neglect/Special Education - (202) 274-7314 Joe Tulman, Supervisor
jtulman@udc.edu Delinquency, children and parents in child neglect, special
education placements.
Immigration and Human Rights Clinic - Kristina Campbell, Director
Represent noncitizens in areas of immigrant rights, civil rights and employment.
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