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New York Law School
New York, NY
Media Transparency Profile| Total Grants to New York Law School | |
| Total $ Granted: | $ 231,000 |
| For Years: | 1998 1997 1990 1989 |
| # Grants: | 4 |
Grants to New York Law School
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| Date | Amount | Purpose | Funder |
| 12-31-1998 | 70,000 | Disorder by Decree: Why Judges Don’t Need to Sabotage Democracy to Protect Rights David Schoenbrod and Ross Sandler will research and write a book on judicial decrees. They will trace the evolution of the use of judicial decrees and examine a sample of decrees to measure their effectiveness in achieving their stated goals and their impact on the capacity of elected officials to manage government operations. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |
| 12-31-1997 | 100,000 | Disorder by Decree: Why Judges Don't Need to Sabotage Democracy to Protect Rights This grant supports the research and writing of a book on judicial decrees. David Schoenbrod and Ross Sandler will trace the evolution of the use of judiciacrees and examine a sample of decrees to measure their effectiveness in achieving their stated goals and their impact on the capacity of elected officials to manage government operations. The book will develop a series of policy recommendations to reformthe decree process. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |
| 1-29-1990 | 30,000 | RESEARCH ON CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY RESEARCH AND BOOK ON QUESTION OF CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY |
The Carthage Foundation |
| 11-27-1989 | 31,000 | RESEARCH ON CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY RESEARCH AND BOOK ON QUESTION OF CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY |
The Carthage Foundation |
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