Cooley alumna continues work at Innocence Project
Published: May 10, 2024
On Niquole Caringi’s first day as a law school intern at the Cooley
Innocence Project, the school hosted a panel of exonerees who talked
about their experiences for Wrongful Conviction Day. Interns then had
lunch with the panel members of some of the families.
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