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Crime of Violence

A criminal offense, defined by D.C. law (section 23-1331(4), D.C. Official Code), that involves the use, attempted use, or threatened use of physical force against another person or property, or a similar offense under federal, state, or local law.

Dangerous Crime

A criminal offense, defined by D.C. law (section 23-1331(3), D.C. Official Code), that involves specific serious actions like robbery, arson, or a serious drug offense, or a similar offense under federal, state, or local law.

Finally Convicted

A legal conviction for a crime where the time to appeal has expired without an appeal being filed, or where all appeals have been completed, meaning the conviction is no longer subject to further legal challenge.

Employing authority

The specific office or department within the District of Columbia government that has the power and responsibility to hire individuals for positions.

Covered vendor

A company or individual attempting to contract with the D.C. government that either has an owner, director, or employee providing goods or services under the contract, who has been finally convicted of a crime of violence or a dangerous crime.