Capital Defense Project of S E

Frontline Legal Services is a nonprofit organization founded in 2015, operating in Louisiana and Georgia, dedicated to providing legal and policy support for individuals facing public health and human rights crises, particularly those living with HIV/AIDS. The organization focuses on case management, health education, and social services to improve the quality of life for its clients. By collaborating with community-based organizations, Frontline Legal Services aims to connect justice-involved individuals with essential resources and services. Their programs emphasize education, prevention, and support to enhance health outcomes and overall well-being for those at risk for HIV and status-neutral individuals. Generated from the website

The Capital Appeals Project is a Louisiana nonprofit law firm dedicated to providing legal assistance to individuals in need of capital appeals in New Orleans. With a team of experienced staff and board members, they work tirelessly to defend the rights of their clients and ensure fair legal representation throughout the appeals process.Generated from the website

The Judges and Lawyers Assistance Program (JLAP) in Louisiana is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established by the Louisiana State Bar Association to provide confidential, life-saving assistance to legal professionals and their families facing mental health and wellness issues. With a comprehensive range of services, JLAP focuses on early intervention and offers support for various challenges, including substance abuse, depression, and suicide prevention. JLAP serves lawyers, judges, law students, employers, and family members, ensuring that help is available regardless of whether the individual seeks assistance. The program emphasizes confidentiality and offers free professional resources to help those in the legal profession regain their health and protect public safety. Generated from the website