The Arizona Justice Project: Helping the Wrongfully Convicted & Falsely Accused.

Since 1998, The Justice Project has been helping to overturn -- and prevent -- wrongful convictions in the State of Arizona. The Justice Project examines claims of innocence and manifest injustice, and provides legal representation for inmates believed to have been failed by the criminal justice system.

The Justice Project also works for policy reform, to strengthen the criminal justice system and minimize the likelihood that wrongful convictions will occur in the first place. Contact the Arizona Justice Project if you or someone you know has been wrongfully convicted or falsely accused in the State of Arizona.

Who Qualifies
Any inmate in the Arizona Corrections System, currently serving a sentence based on an Arizona conviction and not represented by an attorney, may apply to The Justice Project for assistance.

DNA Testing Assistance Program
Do you know someone who has been wrongfully convicted of forcible rape, murder, or non-negligent homicide? If so, please have them fill out the DNA Grant Questionnaire and send it to us at the Arizona Justice Project.

We will review the case and if we find there is DNA evidence that could answer unresolved questions about the identity of the true perpetrator, we will work towards getting that DNA evidence tested.

Please ACT NOW!! The funding for the DNA Testing Assistance Program comes from the National Institute for Justice. This funding is being used to conduct an 18 month survey for cases of actual innocence and pay for DNA testing in cases where DNA can prove actual innocence. Once the grant funds are spent, we may not have other resources to pay for DNA testing.

• DNA Questionnaire
• DNA Questionnaire
• DNA Questionnaire (Spanish)
• DNA Questionnaire (Spanish)
• NIJ/DNA Grant Proposal

Contact the Arizona Justice Project if you or someone you know has been wrongfully convicted or falsely accused in the State of Arizona.