Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with the L.A. Times about the possible benefit of the arrest of Wesley Snipes' financial advisor in reversing his tax-charge conviction.

Professor Ellen Podgor commented on the U.S. Attorney General's recent memo of charging and sentencing for Main Justice Online.

Professor Charles Rose interviewed about a Florida Supreme Court ruling that overtuned the death sentence of a Manatee County man convicted in 2007 of killing his parents.

Dean Emeritus and Professor Bruce Jacob spoke about the U.S. Supreme Court's reversal of the Court of Appeals decision in U.S. v. Marcus for the Criminal Law Reporter.

The Chronicle of Higher Education shared news of a harrowing account of Professor Royal Gardner's daring rescue of the Stetson Law faculty from a snake during May commencement.

Dean Emeritus and Professor Bruce Jacob gave his perspective on the unprecedented number of judicial candidates vying for a limited number of judicial posts for the Daytona Beach News-Journal.

Professor Judith Scully helped explain the framework of the recent Supreme Court ruling that teenagers may not receive life without the possibility of parole for non-capital offences for the Fox 13 news.

Professor Robert Batey commented on the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling against sentencing juveniles to life sentences for non-homicidal crimes for the Tampa Tribune.

Professor Peter Lake discussed how colleges are dealing with sexual assault with Hayley Peterson of the Washington Examiner.

Dean Darby Dickerson spoke with the Chronicle of Higher Education for the article, "U. of Virginia President Meets With Governor to Push for Access to Law-Enforcement Records."

Professor Peter Lake spoke with Hayley Peterson at the Washington Examiner about the student at the University of Virginia accused of killing his girlfriend.

Dr. Timothy Kaye spoke with WMNF News for a story about the legal rights of Deepwater Horizon workers injured or killed in the explosion aboard an oil rig in the Gulf.