North Carolina Post-Conviction Review Commission
North Carolina Post-Conviction Review Commission: government resource. Published North Carolina scope, intake considerations, and source links.
Government resource
State agency that evaluates qualifying factual-innocence claims separately from ordinary appeals. It is not general legal representation.
State factual-innocence review
The North Carolina Post-Conviction Review Commission identifies itself as a state agency investigating qualifying factual-innocence claims separately from appeals. Its current website uses this name, although some older forms still refer to the Innocence Inquiry Commission.
Claimant eligibility matters
The current intake page requires total factual innocence, a North Carolina conviction meeting listed offense criteria, and relevant evidence not previously heard or known. The claimant must apply personally; family members should contact the commission if the claimant cannot do so. This agency is not general legal representation.
Published source
Related North Carolina guides
Listing disclosure
Services and eligibility reflect the linked public source or, for PCRC, owner-supplied information. Review dates do not certify licensing, disciplinary history, case acceptance, or results.
PCRC offers non-attorney legal support and document preparation for pro se clients.
Updated October 8, 2026. General information; the appropriate filing, deadline, and relief depend on the case. Provider information is based on linked public pages, not a licensing audit.