Professor Michael Allen spoke with the Naples Daily News for the story, "Full slate of candidates vie for 6 new judicial seats," that ran Aug. 27.

Students from Stetson University College of Law moot court teams won best brief awards at the Workers’ Compensation Moot Court Competition in Orlando on Aug. 13 and 14.

Professor Bruce Jacob agreed to speak with Lisa Remillard at ABC Action News about internet case law and communications decency for her story about recent internet-based lawsuits. Recently, a man has sued a web site owner for defemation because information about him is published on the http://dontdatehimgirl.com/ web site. The feature on the new internet case law should tape in the next two months.

Dean Ellen Podgor spoke as a white collar crime expert with the Wall Street Journal's Laurie Cohen for the article, "Deferred Deals like Quattrone's are on the Rise."

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Thomas Lake at the St. Petersburg Times for a story about a judge allowing a sex offender to live across the street from a park.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with St. Petersburg Times reporter Molly Moorhead for a story about issues surrounding confidential informants receiving sexual favors at a massage parlor in a prostitution sting.

Carlton Fields, P.A. has chosen Stetson University College of Law students Emy Mondesir and Patice Holland to receive this year’s Carlton Fields Diversity Fellowship.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with 970 WFLA regarding the Deltona mass murder trial case to offer insights about what could happen when the fourth defendant went before the judge. The piece aired on afternoon, evening and morning drive time news programs.

Professor Michael Allen spoke this morning with Deborah Zith, Tampa Tribune, for a story she is working on concerning a statute preventing the wearing of masks at certain demonstrations.

Dean Ellen Podgor spoke with the National Law Journal about white collar sentencing for the article "Calculating Loss for Sentencing."

Professor Allen spoke with Deborah Zith today at the Tampa Tribune for a feature piece about discrimination lawsuits. Her story asks, what happens when a customer can't use a facility because of sexual discrimination and should fitness clubs like Curves be allowed to discriminate against men.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with Fox 13's Glenn Selig this afternoon on campus regarding judicial elections and the importance of the process of electing judges and awareness of the process. The piece aired during the Fox news program.