Jason Kalish has spent his entire career as a prosecutor with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office. Over nearly three decades he has prosecuted gang members and repeat offenders and spent almost ten years trying homicides in the Family Violence and Capital Litigation bureaus, and has supervised the Charging/Grand Jury, Preliminary Hearings, and Juvenile Crimes bureaus.

In 2014 he was named APAAC Prosecutor of the Year for his role as lead counsel in the retrial of the 1991 Buddhist Temple murders. A dedicated teacher — Maricopa County Attorney's Office Trainer of the Year in 2003 and former Chief of its Training Bureau — Jason has taught nationwide on a wide range of topics.

While we aren't holding a hotel block for this program, the properties below are all close to the Museum and downtown Washington, DC — offered simply as a starting point for your planning.

*Independent and boutique-style properties, which may be less likely to offer the federal government per diem rate. Per diem availability is at each hotel's discretion and can be limited, so we'd encourage you to confirm rates directly with the hotel when you book.

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