by the Department of Homeland Security but independent of the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, any division or unit within the Department of Homeland Security that has people in its care or custody or engages in any prosecuting activities, any other Federal agency, and any prosecuting entity. (E) Department of Health and Human Services For all placement hearings involving placement in Department of Health and Human Services facilities or facilities contracting with the Department of Health and Human Services for incarcerating people in their care or custody, the neutral decision maker shall be appointed by the Director of the Office for Civil Rights, employed by the Department of Health and Human Services but independent of the Office for Civil Rights, any division or unit within the Department of Health and Human Services that has people in its care or custody, any other Federal agency, and any prosecuting entity. (F) Evidence presented At any placement hearing, the incarcerated person shall be permitted to offer documentary and testimonial evidence, cross-examine witnesses, and present any mitigating evidence, justification evidence, or other relevant evidence helpful in aiding the incarcerated person’s defense. (G) Representation At such a hearing, the incarcerated person shall be permitted to represent themselves or be represented by any attorney, law student, paralegal, community advocate, or other incarcerated person of their choosing. If a person does not have their own representative, they shall be offered the assistance of a representative as follows: (i) For all placement hearings described in subparagraph (C), if an incarcerated person does not select their own representative, an appointed representative shall be selected by the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, employed by the Department of Justice, and independent of any division or unit within the Department of Justice that has people in its care or custody or engages in any prosecuting activities, any other Federal agency,