. . . whose article, "Incorporating Transnational Law in First Year Criminal Law and Procedure Courses," appears in the September 2006 issue of the Journal of Legal Education, in a special section on "Transnational Legal Education."

Adjunct Professor Thomas Ramsberger was quoted in the Gator Report regarding Billy Donovan, the coach who wanted to breach his contract with the Orlando Magic.

Adjunct Professor Thomas Ramsberger was quoted in the Sun-Sentinel regarding Billy Donovan, the coach who wanted to breach his contract with the Orlando Magic.

Adjunct Professor Thomas Ramsberger was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times regarding Billy Donovan, the coach who wanted to breach his contract with the Orlando Magic.

Executive Director of Communications Frank Klim appeared on Gulfport Ch.15 presenting city council with Stetson's contribution to the town's local fireworks display.

Professor Carol Henderson agreed to speak with the National Law Journal about what happens to convicted criminals seeking exonerations with no DNA evidence to prove their innocence.

Adjunct Professor Richard Harrison agreed to speak with Dahlia Dangerfield at Bay News 9 regarding First Amendment protections for free speech on the internet, and the implications of companies who offer to erase your online identity to provide some protection.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with Carol Gentry at the Tampa Tribune regarding an amendment to the Florida Constitution regarding patients' right to know about adverse medical incidents.

. . . who was a keynote speaker at the American College Health Association's annual meeting in San Antonio last week.

Professor Allen's article, George W. Bush and the Nature of Executive Authority: The Role of Courts in a Time of Constitutional Change, 72 Brooklyn L. Rev. 871 (2007), was published last week.

. . . who recently attended the Fifth Remedies Discussion Forum held at Emory University School of Law. He presented a paper titled "Of Remedy, Juries and State Regulation of Punitive Damages: The Significance of Philip Morris v. Williams." The paper will be published along with the other papers presented at the conference.

Crain Communications quotes Professor Peter Lake regarding threat assessment programs in the article, "Campuses on Guard: College tragedy highlights need to spot threats; Officials urged to act on warning signs."