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Post-Conviction Innocence Legal Representation

Offered by Georgia Innocence Project

Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20From ATL Care research

104 Marietta St NW, Suite 440, Atlanta, 30303

(404) 373-4433

Free legal help for a very small number of people convicted in Georgia of serious crimes they did not commit. The team reviews requests, checks claims, investigates, and goes to court for accepted clients.

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Cost & format

Free

Who this is for

You must be convicted of a crime in Georgia, have finished your direct appeal, and have no lawyer on the case now. You must be in prison or on the Georgia Sex Offender Registry. You need an innocence claim that new evidence or modern DNA testing could prove. Some sex-crime cases are not accepted.

How to apply

The convicted person mails a letter asking for a questionnaire. Include name, mailing address and GDC number, but no case details. Email requests are not accepted, and requests from friends or family are not accepted. After the questionnaire, there may be a later Application for Assistance.

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