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Contact The Arizona Justice Project

For help with an Arizona justice issue, contact The Arizona Justice Project at the address of phone number listed below.

All communications with Arizona Justice Project are kept confidential. It’s important that all communications are in writing, so we can maintain accurate records.

Arizona Justice Project
c/o Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
P. O. Box 877906
Tempe, AZ 85287-7906

Carrie Sperling - Executive Director - carrie@azjusticeproject.org

Phone: 480-727-0009

Email: info@azjusticeproject.org

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The Arizona Justice Project provides legal assistance to Arizona inmates with claims of actual innocence or manifest injustice. The Project has opportunities and a need for more criminal defense attorneys to supervise students in Evaluation Teams. To apply for help with an Arizona justice issue contact us at the mailing address or phone number provided below.

The commitment you would make is limited - twice a month, lasting about one semester - and the volunteer supervisor could in fact be a partnership or team of two or three lawyers working together with the students (that way there will be consistency and coverage if one is in trial, etc.) Volunteers average about 50 hours work total spread out over those months. Many of your colleagues have volunteered for the Project, so ask them about their experience.

As a member of the Defense Bar, you have the knowledge and experience to make a difference in achieving justice and providing legal assistance for an innocently or wrongfully convicted person. You can mentor and teach law students at the same time for a minimal commitment. Please volunteer for this rich and rewarding experience of supervising students in evaluating a case.

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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.

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