Our group of caseworkers represents the Women and Law Exeter x Amicus ALJ Student Law Clinic, which relies on yearly insurance funding to continue its remote support for capital defenders in the US.

Amicus ALJ was founded to fight for those facing a death sentence in the US who are often, as a consequence of history, economy, and race, the most vulnerable in society. The organisation provides these individuals on death row the opportunity for their cases to be effectively reviewed and their stories to be heard.

We aim to continue this mission towards due process and fair trial and would greatly appreciate your donation to do so!

If you would like to learn more about the organation, please explore their page linked below:

https://www.amicus-alj.org/

"I never expected to work with such a dedicated team of complete strangers willing to give so much of themselves to help my 30-year-old client. It is very moving to see so many people come together from all over the world to try to save the life of someone who society has found irredeemable. I cannot adequately express how helpful your results are to my client's case. Without them, there was simply no way to organise all the facts of the case and integrate them into our investigation and claims."