He is the assistant director of the Michigan Innocence Clinic, and teaches in the areas of criminal law/procedure and forensic science. Imran's practice involves investigating and litigating a variety of appellate criminal cases involving innocent people who have been wrongfully convicted. He specializes in cases featuring questionable forensic science, and has focused his publications on that topic as well. Imran is a frequent speaker at trainings for attorneys regarding forensic science evidence and also speaks at public events on a variety of topics related to wrongful convictions. Imran also recently wrote and produced a documentary film The Price of Providence, about one of the Michigan Innocence Clinic's wrongful conviction cases. Imran holds a degree in political science from the University of Michigan and is also a graduate of the University of Michigan Law School.