Stanford University Three Strikes Project

The Three Strikes Project facilitates programs that seek to generally support, research, and reform the lives of people who have been wronged by the criminal justice system. The Three Strikes Project finds the people serving the longest and most unjust sentences and represents them in state and federal courts across the county. It also develops, enacts, and implements innovative criminal justice reforms to repeal and amend the harshest and least effective criminal laws across the country. The Three Strikes Project also supports a reentry program that employs formerly incarcerated re-entry counselors to greet freed inmates at the prison gates when they are most vulnerable to relapse and recidivism and transfer them to a safe residential reentry program. All of these programs are under the umbrella of relevant research, legal training, and elite partnerships with people like former President Barack Obama. For more information on the services provided by the Three Strikes Project, please contact them directly.