The Alabama Innocence Project is dedicated to identifying and rectifying wrongful convictions through DNA testing and other avenues.

EJI, based in Montgomery, Alabama, works to challenge wrongful convictions, especially those involving racial bias and inadequate legal representation.

SCHR provides legal representation for those on Alabama’s death row and advocates for reforms to reduce wrongful convictions and improve justice system fairness.

This nonprofit addresses systemic issues that lead to wrongful convictions, advocating for fair sentencing and criminal justice reforms.

A coalition of organizations, including those active in Alabama, working on cases of wrongful conviction through legal advocacy and reforms.

Focused on reducing wrongful imprisonment, the Alabama Prison Project provides resources and legal support for the wrongfully convicted.

SPLC is an advocacy organization that combats racial and social injustices contributing to wrongful convictions in the South, including Alabama.

This Alabama-based group is dedicated to promoting criminal justice reforms to prevent wrongful convictions and ensure fair legal processes.

The Innocence Project Clinic at the University of Alabama School of Law allows students to work on wrongful conviction cases in the state.

This publication addresses legal research and issues, including wrongful convictions, with a focus on Alabama's justice system.