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From early 2009 through March 2010, the University of Utah's S.J. Quinney College of Law promoted fundamental rule-of-law objectives in Iraq through the law school's Global Justice Project: Iraq (-Project‖). The Project received funding from the U.S. Department of State (-USDOS‖) to help build a more democratic and stable Iraq by: offering advisory and capacity-building assistance to the Government of Iraq (-GOI‖) in constitutional and legislative development; promoting development of an interconnected legislative process system among all Iraqi law-making institutions; facilitating the development of a national electoral framework; and assisting Iraqi anti-corruption legislative reform and related public outreach.

The Constitutional and Legislative Development Work Plan has five objectives, the fourth of which deals with anti-corruption.

This is the current statement of the work plans for the Constitutional and Legislative Affairs ("CLA") Grant S-NEAIR-08-CA-121("Grant") encompassing work for CLA of the U.S. Embassy - Baghdad

Legislative Affairs ("CLA") Grant S-NEAIR-08-CA-121("Grant") encompassing work for CLA of the U.S. Embassy - Baghdad. As of 14 April 2009

This is the current Work Plan for the Anti-Corruption objectives of the Constitutional and Legislative Affairs ("CLA") Grant S-NEAIR-08-CA-121("Grant") encompassing work for CLA of the U.S. Embassy - Baghdad. As of May 4th 2009