Dedicated to helping individuals and their families who were unjustly done by the criminal justice system.
About Justice For All
Who We Are
Justice for All (JFA) is a social advocacy organization set out to uplift, educate, reform, and expose the truth about the criminal justice system.
What We Do
JFA takes pride in post-conviction prison reform. We focus on giving the wrongfully convicted and over sentenced voices that they otherwise may not have. We do this by shedding light on cases and unearthing the truth.
Our Experience
Justice for all staff and Associates have experience in an array of backgrounds. Our Associates are well versed in the criminal justice field, civil, criminal, and social advocacy, medical and psychiatric fields, accountng and more.
These diverse backgrounds help us better relate to our clients, their families, and legal team, ensuring positive communication and a driven work ethic towards a common goal.
Our Approach
At Justice For All, we take a personalized approach to each case, working closely with our clients to understand their unique situations to advocate on their behalf.
Alongside council and lawmakers we put the best plan together in efforts to right a wrong and put individuals in the best position to add quality to their lives.
Our Goal
At JFA, we strive to take a collaborative approach to each case, working to navigate the legal system to achieve the best possible outcome for our clients.
JFA Transportation Services
Because JFA Transportation is dedicated to keeping families connected, we provide convenient, affordable, and reliable transportation to 6 Missouri institutions so that families can visit their loved ones.
Ceremony Officiant
JFA Ceremony Services has as an on staff officiate that's licensed in all 50 states (and allotted Prison institutions) for your ceremony needs.
JFA Notary Services
JFA Notary provides a notary service for all of your legal documenting needs.
St. Louis Citizens Voices Unheard
CVU
St. Louis Citizens Voices Unheard is a community-driven initiative dedicated to amplifying the stories and experiences of individuals and families impacted by wrongful convictions and systemic inequities within the criminal legal system. The initiative exists to create a platform where voices that have historically gone unheard can be shared, documented, and elevated to the public, policymakers, and community partners. Through storytelling, advocacy, and public engagement, CVU works to humanize the realities of incarceration and highlight the urgent need for fairness, transparency, and accountability.
At its core, CVU seeks to raise awareness and mobilize support for individuals who maintain their innocence while incarcerated. By connecting community members, advocates, and allies, the initiative aims to generate resources, legal support, and public attention for cases that deserve review and justice. The mission is rooted in compassion, truth, and collective action—ensuring that no person fighting for their freedom is left without a voice or a pathway toward hope.
Together we can Free the Innocent & Incarcerated.
Ju'ane Kennell #1108373
Innocent but Convicted to a Life without Parole Sentence.
24 years ago Ju'ane Kennell was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for crime he did not commit.
Visit the website to learn more about this case and sign the petition to help Ju'ane Kennell get the Justice he deserves.
John Lee Frost Jr. #1047515
Innocent but Convicted to a Life without Parole Sentence.
25 years ago John Lee Frost Jr. was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for crime he did not commit.
Ask us how you can help John come home where he belongs.
James Scott #1001364
Innocent but Convicted to a Life in Prison.
33 years ago James Scott was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to life in prison for “causing a catastrophe” accused of moving a sandbag during a storm and causing “The Great Flood of 93”.
To learn more about James, and how you can help, visit the website by clicking the link below.
HB 2915 -- ACTUAL INNOCENCE SPONSOR: Collins This bill allows a person in the custody of the Department of Corrections to raise a freestanding claim of actual innocence in any post-conviction proceeding, challenging the validity of the court's findings in the original criminal case.
State Representative Kimberly Ann Collins
