Cooley Law School Innocence Project

For 25 years, the Cooley Law School Innocence Project has worked to transform Michigan's legal landscape by exposing wrongful convictions and pushing for reforms in areas like forensic science and eyewitness identification. bit.ly/4g2Hjcx

For 25 years, Cooley Law School’s Innocence Project has been fighting for those who have been wrongfully convicted.

The project started in 2001 and has since screened over 6,000 cases and helped 10 people gain their freedom.

Bobby Cushing TV shows us how the project has changed lives and reunited families:

The Cooley Innocence Project is celebrating its 25th Anniversary this year and we’ve got a lot of fun stuff in the works. A part of our mission includes community education and outreach to bring awareness to wrongful convictions, and as part of our celebration this summer, we’d love to come to your work, organization, church, school, or group to discuss wrongful convictions, the impact they have on society, and how you can help with this work.

Interested? Please reach out below or to [email protected] and let’s get something scheduled!

Please join us as we take part in this yearly opportunity to raise awareness about the causes and effects of wrongful conviction.