Wrongful Conviction Resources for Alaska
Innocence Project
innocenceproject.org/states/alaska/The Innocence Project, operating nationally, aids Alaska in identifying wrongful convictions through DNA testing and criminal justice reform.
National Registry of Exonerations
www.law.umich.eduThe National Registry of Exonerations provides data on exonerated cases in Alaska, supporting research and advocacy efforts.
United States Attorney's Office - District of Alaska
www.justice.gov/usao-akThe U.S. Attorney's Office in Alaska investigates potential wrongful convictions and supports justice reform within the state.
ACLU of Alaska
www.acluak.orgThe ACLU of Alaska works to prevent wrongful convictions by advocating for policy changes and legal reforms.
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
www.nacdl.orgThe NACDL supports Alaska defense lawyers in wrongful conviction cases and offers resources for legal defense improvements.
Alaska Court System
www.courts.alaska.govThe Alaska Court System offers resources to review and appeal wrongful convictions through state court processes.
Alaska Bar Association
www.alaskabar.orgThe Alaska Bar Association provides resources and support for attorneys handling wrongful conviction cases within Alaska.
National Public Defender Association
www.publicdefenders.usThe NPDA supports Alaska's public defenders with tools and training to prevent and address wrongful convictions.
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
www.scholarlycommons.law.northwestern.edu/jclcThis journal publishes research on wrongful convictions, useful for Alaska lawyers and advocates working in criminal justice reform.
Alaska Innocence Project
www.alaskainnocenceproject.orgThe Alaska Innocence Project offers complimentary (pro bono) legal services to innocent Alaskans, working directly with the client to get wrongful convictions.