Montana Innocence Project

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http://www.mtinnocenceproject.org/

The Montana Innocence Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to exonerating innocent Montana inmates and preventing future wrongful convictions. We provide the legal and investigative assistance necessary to identify and advance credible claims of innocence.
We also advocate for public policy reforms to improve the criminal justice system,
and work to educate Montanans throughout the state.

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