While courts have long received grant funding to support critical programs, either as a direct awardee or a sub-recipient, the concept of grants management as a core administrative function is beginning to resonate among more court leaders. Rather than serving as strictly a partner on larger-scale grant-funded projects managed by their funding authority, courts have begun to compete more often for federal dollars to launch new programs and transform their work. In addition, billions of dollars have been flowing from…
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