Wrongful Conviction Help in North Dakota
Find legal aid organizations, innocence projects, and advocacy groups dedicated to helping those impacted by wrongful convictions in North Dakota.
Great North Innocence Project
www.greatnorthinnocenceproject.orgThe primary Innocence Network affiliate serving North Dakota, dedicated to vetting, investigating, and litigating post-conviction claims of actual innocence. They provide completely free legal services to wrongfully convicted individuals where new evidence or DNA testing can prove their innocence.
UND School of Law Innocence Project
law.und.edu/academics/und-innocence-project.htmlA dedicated legal clinic at the University of North Dakota School of Law. Operating in partnership with the Great North Innocence Project, this program allows select law students to actively investigate North Dakota wrongful conviction claims while gaining hands-on appellate experience.
Dakota Innocence Project
innocenceproject.orgDedicated to investigating and exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals in North Dakota.
ACLU of North Dakota
www.aclund.orgA civil liberties advocacy group focused on systemic criminal justice reform in North Dakota. While they do not traditionally litigate individual actual innocence claims, they fight the root causes of wrongful convictions, including police misconduct, unconstitutional interrogation practices, and defense counsel inequality.
North Dakota Criminal Foundation
www.ndcf.orgSupports justice reform initiatives, including efforts to correct wrongful convictions in North Dakota.
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