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Cooley Law School Innocence Project is coming to Alpena | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Cooley Law School Innocence Project is coming to Alpena | News, Sports, Jobs

Alpena Community College will be holding a panel discussion at Fitzpatrick Lecture Hall on wrongful convictions hosted by the Cooley Law School Innocence Projec

Grant fuels work on law school's Innocence Project - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Grant fuels work on law school's Innocence Project - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Students at a Michigan law school will continue to assist the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office to review cases that may result in the exoneration of individuals who were wrongfully convicted, courtesy of a federal grant.

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Exonerations in America have risen, and their pattern is revealing - Vimarsana News

Exonerations in America have risen, and their pattern is revealing

“Professional exonerators” were responsible for 60% of overturned convictions last year | United States

'So Many Things Missed': Months After a Detroit Man Was Sentenced for Rape, There Was Evidence to Clear His Name. It Would Take 15 Years In Prison Before His Innocence Was Established. - Vimarsana News

'So Many Things Missed': Months After a Detroit Man Was Sentenced for Rape, There Was Evidence to Clear His Name. It Would Take 15 Years In Prison Before His Innocence Was Established.

A Detroit man, wrongfully incarcerated for 15 years, is a free man after long-hidden DNA evidence cleared him of two sexual assault and kidnapping

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Darbi Boddy, a School Board member in Liberty Township, Ohio, refused to resign but was censured for "gross negligence" and "reckless conduct," although she said it was an accident that she posted a link to a pornography website, rather than a site about sex education for teens, on her campaign Facebook page.