These law students are working to free the wrongfully convicted in North Dakota Monday, February 24, 2020
Fargo Forum
Several times a month, University of North Dakota law students Morgan Tuss and Anastasija Ceklic meet, pore over documents and try to determine if anyone in their investigatory files has been wrongfully convicted.
Along with their adviser, UND Law School professor Steven Morrison, the two make up a small group in Grand Forks known as North Dakota’s branch of the Innocence Project.
“You're doing the public good, and you're dealing with real-life situations,” said Ceklic, a second-year law student from Winnipeg.