The Innocence Project works to exonerate wrongfully convicted individuals nationwide, including those in Illinois, through DNA testing and legal advocacy.

The Illinois Innocence Project focuses on identifying and exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals in Illinois through investigations and legal support.

The Exoneration Project at the University of Chicago Law School works to free innocent individuals wrongfully convicted in Illinois.

The Conviction Integrity Unit of the Illinois Attorney General's Office works to review and investigate claims of wrongful convictions in the state.

The Illinois Innocence Project at the University of Illinois Springfield works to exonerate innocent individuals in Illinois through investigative work and legal aid.

We fight to free the wrongfully convicted, exonerate the innocent, and bring justice to the justice system. The Exoneration Project (EP) has provided free legal services to fight for the wrongfully convicted.

The NACDL advocates for reform in the criminal justice system, including wrongful convictions, and provides resources for legal professionals in Illinois.

The ACLU of Illinois works on various civil liberties issues, including fighting for wrongful conviction reform and offering legal support for those wrongfully convicted in Illinois.

The Chicago Tribune provides investigative journalism on wrongful convictions in Illinois, highlighting individual cases and ongoing reform efforts.

The National Conference of State Legislatures, created by state legislators and legislative staff in 1975, serves America’s 50 states, commonwealths, territories and the District of Columbia.