Grant Database

Grant Program
Grantee
Program or Project
Year
Grant
RELATIONSHIP:Improvements in the Administration of Justice Grants

To support the 2nd Annual Diversity Picnic at the downtown Tampa Campus of Stetson University in February 2009 for all minority law students from all law schools in Florida.

2000

To support the 2nd Annual Diversity Picnic at the downtown Tampa Campus of Stetson University in February 2009 for all minority law students from all law schools in Florida.

2008-09
$2,000
RELATIONSHIP:Improvements in the Administration of Justice Grants
Florida Partners in Crisis

Mental Disabilities Judicial & Legal Education

97900
Florida Partners in Crisis

Mental Disabilities Judicial & Legal Education

2009-10
$97,900
RELATIONSHIP:Improvements in the Administration of Justice Grants
Supreme Court Of Florida

The Florida Innocence Commission, established by The Florida Supreme Court, will study wrongful convictions, including false eyewitness identifications, interrogation techniques, false confessions, the use of informants, handling forensic evidence, attorney competence and conduct, processing of cases and the administration of the death penalty.

114862

The Florida Innocence Commission, established by The Florida Supreme Court, will study wrongful convictions, including false eyewitness identifications, interrogation techniques, false confessions, the use of informants, handling forensic evidence, attorney competence and conduct, processing of cases and the administration of the death penalty.

2009-10
$114,862
RELATIONSHIP:Improvements in the Administration of Justice Grants
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Of Florida

Rethinking Restoration of Civil Rights in Florida: To continue providing direct assistance to ex-felons in the rights-restoration process, as well as expanding their training program by training trainers in order to increase the number of rights restoration assistance providers in communities across Florida.

50000

Rethinking Restoration of Civil Rights in Florida: To continue providing direct assistance to ex-felons in the rights-restoration process, as well as expanding their training program by training trainers in order to increase the number of rights restoration assistance providers in communities across Florida.

2010-11
$50,000

Grants reflect the amount approved but may not reflect the amount paid or if grant funds were returned. Grant data prior to 2008 may be incomplete.

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