Wrongful Conviction Resources for Louisiana
Innocence Project New Orleans
www.innocenceprojectneworleans.orgInnocence Project New Orleans focuses on freeing innocent people in Louisiana and Mississippi who have been wrongfully convicted, with an emphasis on life and long-term sentences.
Louisiana Center for Children's Rights
www.laccr.orgThe Louisiana Center for Children's Rights provides legal defense and advocates for systemic changes to prevent wrongful convictions among juveniles.
The Justice Center
www.thejusticecenter.orgThe Justice Center offers legal resources and advocacy for individuals wrongfully convicted in Louisiana, with a focus on the criminal justice system's reform.
ACLU of Louisiana
www.aclu-la.orgThe ACLU of Louisiana works to protect individuals’ rights in wrongful conviction cases and promotes criminal justice reform to prevent future injustices.
Promise of Justice Initiative
www.promiseofjustice.orgThe Promise of Justice Initiative advocates for criminal justice reform and provides support for those wrongfully convicted in Louisiana, with a focus on systemic change.
Reprieve US - Louisiana
www.reprieve.org/usReprieve US supports those wrongfully convicted and facing the death penalty in Louisiana, providing legal aid and advocating for reform.
Loyola University New Orleans Law Clinic
lawclinic.loyno.eduThe Loyola Law Clinic provides legal assistance for wrongfully convicted individuals in Louisiana and supports law students working on criminal justice reform.
Innocence Project of Louisiana
www.ipofla.orgInnocence Project of Louisiana focuses on exonerating the wrongfully convicted in Louisiana, especially those convicted without DNA evidence.
United for Louisiana
www.unitedforlouisiana.orgUnited for Louisiana provides legal advocacy, education, and resources for wrongfully convicted individuals throughout Louisiana.
La Société de Protection - Legal Aid
www.lasocietedeprotection.orgLa Société de Protection provides legal aid, education, and advocacy to prevent wrongful convictions and assist exoneration cases in Louisiana.