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Get Involved

There is no constitutional right to counsel for prisoners on death row. You have the power to ensure that every person facing a death sentence has the assistance of a skilled advocate.

Volunteer Your Time

The Project receives countless requests for assistance from death row prisoners across the country who are without counsel. We are always looking for private attorneys from the civil bar who can donate their time and skills to help ensure that every person facing a sentence of death has access to high-quality legal representation. Learn about the many types of opportunities available!

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Intern with the Project

Law students and undergrads can apply for one of our semester-long internships. Depending on skill level, Interns can expect to assist with case summaries, conduct legal and policy research, publish articles in our newsletter and blog, and gain a deeper understanding of death penalty jurisprudence. Previous experience with or knowledge of the death penalty is not required, though a strong interest in the subject is preferred.

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Support our Mission

Consider showing your support for our work by making a tax-deductible financial contribution to the Death Penalty Representation Project. Your donations are essential to the Project’s continued success and ability to advocate for the rights and lives of the men and women on death row.

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Join our Team

Check back regularly for career opportunities with the Project.

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Subscribe to the Project's quarterly newsletter, stay up to date with our blog, and follow us on Facebook and on Twitter @DeathPenaltyRep

Contact Us!

Click the button to the right to send a message directly to the Project. If you are searching for pro bono assistance with a case, please review the information available in our Resources area that describes the types of matters that we can work on. Please note that the Project is not able to provide legal advice.