; (2) the term consult includes, with respect to covered cases— (A) giving advice; (B) drafting or editing briefs; (C) providing assistance with moot courts; and (D) organizing or coordinating the drafting, editing, and filing of amicus curiae briefs; (3) the term covered case means a noncapital case involving an issue of Federal criminal statutory or constitutional law; (4) the term Director means the Director of the Office selected in accordance with subsection (e); and (5) the term Office means the Defender Office for Supreme Court Advocacy established under subsection (b). (b) Establishment; purposes There is established in the District of Columbia a private nonmembership nonprofit corporation, which shall be known as the Defender Office for Supreme Court Advocacy, for the purpose of— (1) advocating on behalf of individuals in covered cases before— (A) the Supreme Court of the United States; and (B) when resources permit, the highest court of a State; and (2) providing assistance to attorneys advocating on behalf of individuals in covered cases described in paragraph (1). (c) Principal office The Office shall maintain its principal office in the District of Columbia. (d) Board of Directors (1) In general The Office shall have a Board of Directors consisting of 18 voting members— (A) 6 of whom shall be Federal Public Defenders or Executive Directors of Community Defender Organizations described in section 3006A, elected by the Federal Public Defenders and the Executive Directors of Community Defender Organizations in each district; (B) 6 of whom shall be attorneys from a panel described in section 3006A(b), elected by the panel attorney district representatives