How It Works | Legal Access Plus

IF YOU WANT PEOPLE TO TAKE NOTICE OF A WRONGFUL CONVICTION, SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PROGRAM:

How it works:

This new service is user friendly, and allows members of the public to build and upload a wrongfully convicted inmate’s profile. The person seeking to upload the inmate’s profile must enter all the required biographical and case information by simply following the prompts on our website. For Michigan residents seeking the required case information for the inmates profile, Visit OTIS. You can also add a photo. Click the Summary section and enter the 500 word summary explaining how and why the inmate was wrongfully convicted and what evidence proves s/he is entitled to relief. You can also attached up to fifty pages of supporting documents or exhibits. Once the profile is completed and uploaded to our website, Legal Access Plus staff will review the profile to correct any mistakes, and post the profile within 2 business days.

Once we receive payment, we will review the profile before the inmate’s profile will be posted on our site.

This new service posts the inmate profile on our website for 12 consecutive months billed either monthly ($10/month), or annually ($120/ yr). In addition, we will send the profile to 3 different legal entities every month upon your request to maximize your chances of obtaining the exposure and assistance you need. Additionally, this new option posts your inmate profile on our website AND Legal Access Plus Facebook page for 12 consecutive months. Joining our Facebook page increases your profiles visibility and viewership by reaching our ever-growing Facebook community of people and organizations that can help you.

All deposits and purchases are non-refundable.

To purchase a profile for an inmate, please click the Sign Up button. We accept all major credit cards, including Apple Pay, and Google Pay. All transactions are private and secure. See our privacy policy. All deposits and purchases are non-refundable.

REQUIRED BIOGRAPHICAL AND CASE INFORMATION

The inmate’s full name and prison number;
The inmate’s date of birth;
The crime(s) the inmate was convicted of;
The date of inmate’s conviction;
The date and length of the inmate’s sentence(s);
The state & county where the inmate was sentenced;
The inmate’s court file docket number;
The inmate’s name, number and address (along with any Jpay or other electronic service) where you want all responses sent;
What assistance are you seeking (e.g., Attorney, Private Investigator, Conviction Integrity Units, College Law Clinic, Innocence Projects, Medical Expert, Ballistics Expert, Biographical Expert, Fire Expert, Crime Scene Reconstruction Expert, Mental Health Expert, Toxicology Expert, Blood Spatter Analyst, Psychologist, or Criminal Behavior Expert. You can pick more than one, however you do not have to pick any. If you do not see what you need, include it in your Jpay and we will add it).
A 500-word (3000 character) summary of why the inmate was convicted & sentenced and what new evidence proves s/he was wrongfully convicted to require a new trial or sentence;

*LegalAccessPlus requires profiles from you to be: “Declared truthful and accurate in accordance with federal law 28 USC 1746”, which must be written at the bottom of your jpay/email. This is required to protect you and LegalAccessPlus*

We can only accept 500 words so you must describe the inmate’s story in a short, well written factual summary that gets straight to the point, captures the reader’s attention, and inspires them to get involved with the inmate’s cause. All 500-word case summaries must be sent to us by email, Jpay, or other electronic means. We will use the photo provided by the DOC’s website, until you provide us with a different photo you prefer, either by email or US Mail. Inmate’s will only be allowed 1 photo change without incurring additional fees.

Any revisions you want to make to the profile will require a $25 fee so please make sure the inmate’s summary is current and accurate and says what s/he needs to say. Legal Access Plus will review and correct any spelling or grammatical errors. We will post the inmate’s photo and case information on our website and networks, and expose it to attorneys, private investigators, forensic experts, innocence projects, conviction integrity units, law schools, legal organizations and the media. It is our goal to obtain investigations into cases where serious constitutional violations have occurred to determine the truth and correct wrongful convictions.