Summary of who can be sentenced under the three-strikes law and two-strikes law

Link to California Correctional Health Care Services Cinical Resources; click on Transgender tab

Explanation of the rights related to transgender issues and how to protect those rights.

Transgender Law Center's guide on how incarcerated transgender people can change their legal name and gender

UnCommon Law supports people in the BPH parole process, and publishes resources on preparing for parole suitability hearings

Information on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs website about veterans benefits for incarcerated people

How some veterans and former military members can ask for resentencing due to service-related trauma

Information on eligibility for various types of prison visits

Information and forms for reporting and requesting benefits for an injury from an assigned prison job.

This resource is available in Spanish as “Beneficios de compensación para trabajadores para personas en prisiones de California” on our Spanish resources page.

Information about early parole consideration and suitability factors for some people who committed crimes when they were under 26 years old.

This resource is available in Spanish as “Audiencias de libertad condicional para ‘delincuentes juveniles’” on our Spanish resources page.

Link to Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry (ADCRR) website listing Departmental Orders including information on healthcare, the grievance system, and access to the courts

Referral information for several attorneys who have sued the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry, or its health care vendors

Link to Post-Conviction Clinic at ASU for guidance on applying for compassionate release or medical clemency from Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry.

Link to Disability Rights Arizona (DRAZ), Arizona's non-profit protection and advocacy agency for Arizonans with disabilities.

Link to the Arizona Justice Project's pre-screening form and description of process to request assistance in a case of actual innocence or manifest injustice.

Link to form and instructions designed to help incarcerated people prepare a complaint seeking relief for a violation of their federal civil rights.

Link to Arizona State Agency Handbook, Chapter 13, which contains information on how to sue an Arizona state agency.

Information on religious rights of incarcerated people in Arizona, ADCRR's religious diet policies, and what to do if those rights have been violated.

Information on the Prison Rape Elimination Act, how to report sexual abuse, and further actions to get protection or address past misconduct.

This resource is available in Spanish as “Información sobre acoso y agresión sexual para personas encarceladas en las prisiones estatales de Arizona” on our Spanish resources page.