All business: Symposium a 'great success' despite pandemic
Published: December 4, 2020
Twenty-five speakers were featured during a recent two-day symposium titled “Corporate Oppression Actions and Business Law Oppression in the Age of the Pandemic.” [ More » ]
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Grant bolsters prosecutor's office, Innocence Project
December 4, 2020The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office and the Western Michigan University-Cooley Law School Innocence Project are receiving a $500,000 Department of Justice grant to collaborate on case review and DNA testing in post-conviction cases.
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