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Nathan Maxwell says he can’t describe how great it is to be at the WVU College of Law.

In August, the 2016 graduate of the University of Chicago School of Law started his two-year term as the  Justice Franklin D. Cleckley Fellow with the  West Virginia Innocence Project (WVIP) law clinic.

Jeremiah David Mongold could have gotten out of jail a year ago, one of his lawyers said Tuesday.

HUNTINGTON - Attorneys for a man convicted of second-degree murder asked Cabell Circuit Judge Alfred Ferguson on Wednesday to allow them to test DNA evidence that could help prove the man's innocence.

Joshua Tepfer is representing Justin Black pro bono through The Exoneration Project, which is based out of the University of Chicago Law School.