Wrongful Conviction Resources for Kentucky
Innocence Project
www.innocenceproject.orgThe Innocence Project works nationwide, including in Kentucky, to exonerate wrongfully convicted individuals through DNA testing and legal advocacy.
Innocence Project of Kentucky
www.innocenceprojectky.orgThe Innocence Project of Kentucky works to prevent and correct wrongful convictions by providing legal representation and resources for investigations.
ACLU of Kentucky
www.aclu-ky.orgThe ACLU of Kentucky works to protect the rights of individuals wrongfully convicted in the state and advocates for systemic reform to prevent wrongful convictions.
Kentucky.com - Wrongful Conviction Coverage
www.kentucky.comKentucky.com offers coverage of wrongful conviction cases in the state, bringing attention to individual cases and advocating for justice reforms.
Campaign for Justice for the Wrongfully Convicted
www.cjpf.orgThe Campaign for Justice for the Wrongfully Convicted provides support and resources for individuals in Kentucky who have been wrongfully convicted, including legal advocacy.
Kentucky Justice Association
www.kentuckyjustice.orgThe Kentucky Justice Association advocates for criminal justice reform and works to exonerate those who have been wrongfully convicted in the state.
Law360 - Wrongful Conviction Cases
www.law360.comLaw360 provides detailed news coverage on wrongful conviction cases in Kentucky, including case updates and legal insights for those affected.
Kentucky Student Legal Services - Wrongful Convictions
www.kentuckystudentlegalservices.orgKentucky Student Legal Services offers legal resources and support for individuals in Kentucky seeking justice for wrongful convictions.
Tampa Criminal Defense - Wrongful Conviction Defense
www.criminaldefenseattorneytampa.comThe Tampa Criminal Defense firm specializes in wrongful conviction cases in Kentucky and offers legal support for exoneration.
Kentucky Justice Foundation
www.kentucky-justice.orgThe Kentucky Justice Foundation works to prevent wrongful convictions through public education, legal reform, and advocacy for wrongfully convicted individuals in the state.