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WMU Cooley Law School Associate Dean and professor Tracey Brame was named the director of the school’s Innocence Project.
WMU Cooley professor Marla Mitchell-Cichon turned leadership of the project over to Brame on Friday. Mitchell-Cichon had been the director of the Innocence Project since 2012 but has been working with the program since 2002. She will continue to work with the project on a part-time basis, serving as legal counsel.
The WMU-Cooley’s Innocence Project, which is a part of the Innocence Network, provides legal assistance to individuals who are imprisoned for crimes they did not commit by working to obtain post-conviction DNA testing of material evidence and unreliable forensics.