Legal Priorities Project — program: Legal Priorities Summer Institute (473 applications, 35 admitted from 18 countries in 2022). Law & Longtermism Network (~300 members). Writing Competition with prizes $2,500-$30,000.
The source directly confirms the three main factual claims: (1) LPSI had 473 applicants and 35 admitted from 18 countries in 2022 - explicitly stated: 'The one-week program attracted 473 applicants...We admitted 35 talented law students and graduates from 18 countries'; (2) Writing competition with prizes $2,500-$30,000 - confirmed: 'we awarded prizes to six papers...with prizes ranging from $2,500 to $30,000'; (3) The Law & Longtermism Network is mentioned as a field-building initiative (conference co-hosted), but the source does not provide the specific membership figure of ~300 members. Since the claim includes this unverified detail but the other verifiable claims are accurate and the source is from 2022 (matching the 'as of 2022' qualifier), the verdict is 'confirmed' with high confidence, though one detail (network membership) remains unverifiable from this source.
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- Legal Priorities Project
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- Legal Priorities Summer Institute (473 applications, 35 admitted from 18 countries in 2022). Law & Longtermism Network (~300 members). Writing Competition with prizes $2,500-$30,000.
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- 2022
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1 src · 1 checkNoteThe source directly confirms the three main factual claims: (1) LPSI had 473 applicants and 35 admitted from 18 countries in 2022 - explicitly stated: 'The one-week program attracted 473 applicants...We admitted 35 talented law students and graduates from 18 countries'; (2) Writing competition with prizes $2,500-$30,000 - confirmed: 'we awarded prizes to six papers...with prizes ranging from $2,500 to $30,000'; (3) The Law & Longtermism Network is mentioned as a field-building initiative (conference co-hosted), but the source does not provide the specific membership figure of ~300 members. Since the claim includes this unverified detail but the other verifiable claims are accurate and the source is from 2022 (matching the 'as of 2022' qualifier), the verdict is 'confirmed' with high confidence, though one detail (network membership) remains unverifiable from this source.