Alter Justice is a non-profit organization that assists individuals involved in the criminal justice system, their loved ones, and those with a criminal record seeking to apply for a pardon.
To this end, we offer various intervention, information, and support programs:
Please note that we are currently accepting only English applications for criminal record suspension (pardon). We invite you to sign up for our callback list or scan this QR code if you want to do one in french.
Our support for criminal record suspension requests (pardon applications)
Official government website regarding applications for suspension
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Learn moreThe prison system, the judicial system, and crime are complex topics that are often misunderstood by the public. Alter Justice believes it is important to present the public with a realistic picture of crime, incarceration, and the judicial system.
Alter Justice aims to inform and raise public awareness about issues related to crime, criminalization and incarceration, and to share the results of research conducted on these topics through various tools and activities focused on information, awareness, and public education.
Thanks to our expertise, we can inform the public about the status of the correctional system, detention conditions, and the main challenges faced by people involved in the criminal justice system.
You can support the organization’s mission by becoming a member.
Supporting our organization means helping us continue the work we have been doing for over 40 years with incarcerated individuals and their loved ones. Becoming a member also means giving a voice to those affected by the criminal justice system and supporting those in the process of social rehabilitation.
Please note that we are currently accepting only English applications for criminal record suspension (pardon). We invite you to sign up for our callback list or scan this QR code if you want to do one in french.
