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Wrongful Conviction Help in Wyoming

Find legal aid organizations, innocence projects, and advocacy groups dedicated to helping those impacted by wrongful convictions in Wyoming.

Wyoming
7 Resources Listed
Updated July 2026
Organizations in Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Innocence Center

Rocky Mountain Innocence Center

rminnocence.org

The Rocky Mountain Innocence Center (RMIC) is the official Innocence Network affiliate serving Wyoming. The non-profit organization provides entirely free, pro bono post-conviction innocence investigation and litigation services. RMIC dedicates its resources to correcting and preventing wrongful convictions through evidence evaluation, legal defense, and systemic justice reform across the Rocky Mountain region.

University of Wyoming College of Law - Defender Aid Clinic

University of Wyoming College of Law - Defender Aid Clinic

www.uwyo.edu/law/clinics/defender-aid.html

The Wyoming Defender Aid Clinic is a statewide legal assistance program operating out of the University of Wyoming. This clinic provides critical appellate representation and post-conviction support to indigent individuals convicted of felonies in Wyoming state courts. It offers vital resources for navigating judicial errors and challenging unjust sentences within the state's criminal justice system.

Equal Justice Wyoming

Equal Justice Wyoming

legalhelp.wy.gov

Equal Justice Wyoming is a state-funded legal aid program and self-help resource portal designed to connect low-income residents with pro bono legal services. While primarily focused on civil matters and system navigation, it serves as a central directory for finding qualified legal defense resources, expungement assistance, and court information for individuals fighting systemic bias or seeking post-trial aid.

Innocence Project

Innocence Project

www.innocenceproject.org

Works to exonerate wrongfully convicted individuals through DNA testing and legal reform across the United States, including Wyoming.

ACLU of Wyoming

ACLU of Wyoming

www.aclu-wy.org

Works to protect civil liberties in Wyoming, including advocacy for those wrongfully convicted and reforms to the criminal justice system.

Wyoming Justice Project

Wyoming Justice Project

www.justiceproject.org

Provides legal services and advocacy for wrongful conviction cases in Wyoming, focusing on justice reform and exoneration efforts.

Justice.gov

Justice.gov

www.justice.gov/usao-wy

The Department of Justice provides resources and supports initiatives to address wrongful convictions nationwide, including Wyoming.

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