The amount of the grant was $455,000. On August 28, 2015, APILO failed to respond adequately to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on the corrective actions required to resolve deficiencies identified in a previous audit; therefore, APILO was designated by OJP as a high-risk grantee. Although APILO responded with corrective actions in November 2015, it has not fully addressed all the recommendations and has not addressed additional award requirements established as a result of the high-risk designation. Specifically, APILO has not implemented procedures that ensure adequate accounting for grant-related activity or provided proof of mandatory financial management training for its staff. As of January 19, 2016, APILO had drawn down the entire $500,000 from the Office for Violence Against Women (OVW) Legal Assistance grant. This audit determined whether costs claimed under the awards were allowable, supported, and in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, guidelines, and terms and conditions. Performance was assessed in the areas of financial management, expenditures, budget management and control, drawdowns, Federal Financial Reports, and program performance. A review of sub-recipient invoices found that expenditures included unallowable and inadequately supported items. In addition, APILO did not provide supporting documentation to show that it was achieving the goals and objectives of the grants. There were $50,000 in questioned costs for the OVW Legal Assistance grant award and $455,000 for the OJP Human Trafficking grant. Eleven recommendations focus on how OJP and APILO can cooperate in correcting deficiencies in grant-management. 3 tables and appended audit methodology, schedule of dollar-related findings, OJP's and APILO's responses to the audit draft report, and summary of actions needed to close this report