NCJ Number
9616
Journal
Georgetown Law Journal Volume: 56 Issue: 6 Dated: (JUNE 1968) Pages: 1144-1175
Date Published
1968
Length
32 pages
Annotation
SURVEY OF LAW THAT HAS GROWN UP AROUND THE ADMINISTRATION OF GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND THE POSSIBLE COMPLICATIONS OF WHICH POTENTIAL ADMINISTRATORS SHOULD BE AWARE.
Abstract
SOME OF THE LEGAL PROBLEMS WHICH OCCUPY FEDERAL GRANT-INAID SPECIALISTS ARE INTERPRETING THE AUTHORIZING STATUTE, FRAMING RULES AND POLICIES WHICH WILL ASSURE THE PROPER COMPLIANCE WITH LEGISLATIVE GUIDELINES, AND PROVIDING ADEQUATE HEARING AND APPEAL PROCEDURES FOR AGGRIEVED APPLICANTS AND GRANTEES. THE SPECIAL PROBLEM AREAS INCLUDE GRANT CONDITIONS, REVIEW OF AGENCY ACTIONS, CIVIL RIGHTS ACT, PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS, AND STATE AND LOCAL LAWS WHICH MIGHT REGULATE A PROGRAM'S ACTIVITY.