“Tracey’s work with WMU-Cooley’s Access to Justice Clinic and as associate dean make her a great choice to serve on the Michigan Indigent Defense Commission,” said WMU-Cooley Interim President Jeff Martlew. District Court in Detroit, with the Federal Defender Office, and with Scott Correctional Facility. In addition, she served as a law clerk to the Hon. Previously, Brame served as a staff attorney for Legal Aid of Western Michigan, as well as Public Defender Services for the District of Columbia, a research and writing specialist with the Federal Defender Office, and an assistant defender with the State Appellate Defender Office in Detroit. She runs the West Michigan Public Defender Clinic.
“I’m eager to start on this important work with my fellow commissioners and be the commission’s voice on our state’s Supreme Court.”īrame came to WMU-Cooley Law School in February 2006, and started the Access to Justice Clinic at the Grand Rapids campus that same year. Whitmer has selected me to serve on the Michigan Indigent Defense Commission to help fight for the legal rights of indigent criminal defendants,” Brame said. In addition to her administrative duties at WMU-Cooley, Brame teaches courses in Family Law, Race and the Supreme Court, and is director of WMU-Cooley’s Access to Justice Clinic.
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