2009 Earmark: Office of Law Enforcement Standards - National Institute of Standard and Technology to support development of standards for quality and proficiency in Federal, State, and local crime labs - LegiStorm

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Earmark Description: Office of Law Enforcement Standards - National Institute of Standard and Technology to support development of standards for quality and proficiency in Federal, State, and local crime labs

House Requesting Member	Not available
Senate Requesting Member	Not available
Request Notes	This provisions is deemed by Taxpayers for Common Sense to be an earmark, but was not disclosed by Congress as such.

Final Amount	$500,000
Budget Request	$0
House Request	$0
Senate Request	$0
Pre-reduction Amount	$0

Fiscal Year	2009
Appropriations Bill	Commerce, Justice and Science
Bill Section	Department of Justice
Bill Subsection	Office of Justice Programs
Receiving Organization	National Institute of Standards and Technology Office of Law Enforcement Standards

Location	Gaithersburg, Maryland

Information provided by Taxpayers for Common Sense ( http://www.taxpayer.net/ )