The Georgia Innocence Project works to exonerate the wrongfully convicted in Georgia through DNA testing and legal advocacy.

Advocates for equal justice and provides legal support to those wrongfully convicted in Georgia and the Deep South.

Supports policy and legal efforts in wrongful juvenile convictions in Georgia, advocating for systemic changes in the justice system.

Provides legal resources and support for wrongful conviction cases, offering assistance to low-income individuals in Georgia.

Supports criminal defense attorneys and provides resources for cases involving wrongful convictions in Georgia.

If your rights have been violated and you were wrongly convicted of a crime you did not commit, know that you can turn to Barrett & Farahany for the help you need.

The statistics related to wrongful convictions are disturbing and illustrative of a deep-seated problem in the United States. Including in the state of Georgia.

Provides comprehensive legal services to individuals in Georgia, focusing on exoneration, rehabilitation, and post-conviction relief for the wrongfully convicted.

Provides resources and assistance for thousands of people who have been wrongly convicted across the country in a system defined by official indifference to innocence and error.

Offers a wide range of information and resources about wrongful convictions, including case studies and research for the state of Georgia.