Former D.C. corrections officer Marcus Bias allegedly pushed a person’s head into a metal doorframe while they were held pre-trial.

The Department of Corrections agreed on Wednesday to promptly house people according to their gender identity instead of their sexual anatomy.

Tom Faust, who led the D.C. Department of Corrections from 2011 to 2016, will again take the job at the end of the month.

Attorney General Karl Racine will no longer represent the city in matters pertaining to a federal inspection of the city’s jail, which found “egregious” living conditions.

The judge’s decision extends the suspension of the rule until April 8, 2022.

The order mandates that inmates receive medical care within 24 hours of reporting symptoms and get access to legal calls, among other requirements.

DOC had previously blamed the lack of outdoor time entirely on rainy weather.

That’ll make for four agencies without heads.

Correctional officers are also complaining about the heat.

The Department of Corrections says links between the death and the heat are “totally, totally unsubstantiated.”