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D.C. Superior Court

District Office Contact

Main Office

  • Phone: (202) 616-8600

Warrants

  • Phone: (202) 616-0394

Evictions

  • Phone: (202) 616-8633

General Operations Supervisor

  • Phone: (202) 616-8500

Prisoner Services

  • Phone: (202) 616-8640

Fugitive Investigations

  • Phone: (202) 616-0394

Criminal Process

Phone: (202) 616-2058

Civil Process

  • Phone: (202) 305-8121

Administration

  • Phone: (202) 616-8612

Cellblock Operations

  • Phone: (202) 616-8590

Capital Area Regional Task Force (CARTF)

  • Phone: (202) 353-0600
D.C. Superior Court
Name

D.C. Superior Court

Robert Anthony Dixon

Marshal Robert Anthony Dixon

Robert Anthony Dixon, aka Tony, was appointed to serve as the fifth U.S. Marshal for the United States Marshals Service for the Superior Court of the District of Columbia on December 5, 2019. He began his more than 35 year law enforcement career as a Criminal Investigator with the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL).

District Task Force Contact

Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force (CARFTF)

Purpose: Joint Federal Task Force Fugitive Investigations for the apprehension of wanted persons.

Participants:

  • U.S. Marshals Service - Offices of: District of Columbia - Superior Court, District of Columbia - U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Virginia and the District of Maryland

Phone: (202) 353-0600

Counties

N/A

Court: in Washington, D.C.

The organizational structure of the district can be found in the United States Code Title 28, Part I, Chapter 5, Section 88.

Profiled Fugitives

There is no fugitive information available for this district.

The policies and procedures of the various U.S. Marshals Service District Offices found on this website may vary depending on local rules, local needs, and legal and policy interpretations. These policies and procedures, and any variations among District Offices, are not intended to, do not, and may not be relied upon to create any rights, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law by any party or person in any matter civil or criminal. Nor are any limitations thereby placed on otherwise lawful U.S. Marshals Service prerogatives.