Kai Harrington Email and Phone Number

• Investigated, planned, and secured complex evidence critical to the case analysis of alleged Parole, Supervised Release, and Mandatory Release violators with mental health diagnoses.• Prepared summaries and/or reports that detailed an offender’s behavior, while incorporating information secured from investigations, and methods for solving complex case-specific issues. • Formulated, analyzed, and independently recommended courses of action that were further carried out by Hearing Examiners, Supervisors, Judges, Attorneys, Supervision Officers, and Commissioners.• Liaised with the internal technology support department to develop a comprehensive database of offender demographics for the Mental Health Docket. • Utilized the Mental Health Docket Hearing data to conduct qualitative and quantitative statistical analyses. Coordinated the Mental Health Docket Hearings by composing dockets that are disseminated to internal and external entities including, Public Defender Service, CSOSA, and the Department of Behavioral Health. • Developed summonses, hearing summaries, and other support documents for the Mental Health Docket Hearings, using an internal document developer, for internal and external distribution. • Ensured decisions from the Mental Health Docket Hearings are routed to the USPC staff for dissemination to offenders and appropriate supervision agency staff.• Corresponded autonomously with external organizations via phone and email to maintain a cohesive understanding of the Mental Health Docket Hearing process. • Attended mental Health Docket Hearings and provide administrative support for the presiding Commissioner.• Represented the USPC at various peripheral trainings and sessions geared towards mental health, substance abuse, and the criminal justice system.

• Supported the Mental Health Docket planning committee. • Provided administrative support to the Case Services Executive Officer and the presiding Commissioner.

• Responded to FOIA requests for cases under Federal and DC jurisdiction.• Attended various parole hearings conducted by USPC Hearing Examiners as a Student Intern Representative.

• Assisted the professor by grading collegiate level writing assignments for Sociology of Education and Sociology of the Family courses. • Edited, provided notes and feedback to 30-50 students, depending on the class size and semester.