Prof. Henderson conducted a phone interview with Law Enforcement Technology Magazine regarding the National Clearinghouse.

Professor Carol Henderson again appeared this week as a guest commentator on Court TV.

Visting Professor Neil Cohen spoke with reporter Tom Lescanik at the Tampa Tribune about the potential benefits and drawbacks to being granted a request for a speedy trial.

Professor Flowers spoke with the Tampa Tribune's Elaine Silvestrini about ethics and procedures in a federal case in Tampa where the prosecutors seized documents from investigators hired by the defense in preparation for the trial.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with the St Petersburg Times on the use of battered woman syndrome in a criminal case.

Anita French at the Arkansas Morning News interviewed Dean Ellen Podgor about the sentencing of Hay in the Wal-Mart case.

Stetson Law presents part time law school information sessions2006 06 16Brandi PalmerCommunications Specialist727 562 7381Gulfport, Fla. Stetson University College of Law presents two information sessions for prospective part time law students in June and August. Both sessions will present the

Professor Jay Wolfson spoke with the Bradenton Herald June 16 for the story, "McGlades sentenced to 2.5 years," about illegal midwifery.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Tampa Tribune's Elaine Silvestrini about the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that says police no longer have to knock with a search warrant.

Professor Carol Henderson appeared as an analyst on CourtTV on June 19 to discuss the State of Florida v. Justin Barber.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Todd Leskanic at the Tampa Tribune today to clarify how pro se works in a story about a man who is defending himself in the penalty phase of a sentencing hearing.

National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology and the Law's Greg Hill and Jeff Chesen compiled research to help Tampa Tribune reporter Lindsay Peterson with her story about serial killers in Florida.