Professor Luz Nagle was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article,"Liberian torture cases traces back to Orlando," by Carrie Weimar. The article discusses Emmanuel's prosecution under the 1994 law that makes it illegal for U.S. citizens to commit torture abroad. Emmanuel faces more than 60 years in prison for war crimes he allegedly commited as head of former Liberian president Charles Taylor's security unit.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Jay Stapleton at the Daytona Beach News Journal about the growing number of women behind bars for violent crimes. This trends piece discusses Karen Toby, a woman sentenced in Daytona for orchestrating her husband's death, and other female killers in the state and nation.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Chris Butler of Highlands Today for follow-up questions regarding a story he is working on about ongoing prosecution for the murder of a police officer.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Eben Brown at 970 WFLA radio for a story about a female astronaut charged with attempted murder. She is a naval captain who was having an affair with a man of lesser rank and faces unique charges as a member of the military.

Professor Carol Henderson's guest speaker, Kathy Reichs, spoke with the Good Day Tampa Bay program live on Fox about appearing at Stetson, her role as a forensic anthropologist, and the Bones television series she produces.

Profesor Charles Rose spoke with Mabel Perez at the Ocala Star Banner about expectations in the forthcoming trial of John Couey, accused of murdering Jessica Lunsford.

The ABA Student Lawyer interviewed the student arbitration team of Megan Lattz, Shannon Clancy, Sarah Olsen and Stuart Weissman (winners of the ABA LSD National Arbitration Competition in November) for the May magazine.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Todd Leskanic at the Tampa Tribune today regarding the implications of a recent Supreme Court ruling on Florida's death penalty scheme.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Todd Leskanic at the Tampa Tribune regarding the implications of a recent Supreme court ruling on Florida's death penalty scheme.

Professor Batey spoke with Jamal Thalji at the St.Petersburg Times regarding a motion to suppress.

Professor Batey spoke with Tom Krause at the Tampa Tribune regarding a judge recusing himself from a case.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Fox 13's Glenn Selig regarding what to expect in the John Couey pre-trial. The trial is moving as scheduled with jury selection on Feb. 12.