Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Terry Boyd show at KPAM Portland about ISIS and Russian troops in the Ukraine.… » Read more

Dean Emeritus and Professor of Law Bruce Jacob spoke with the Herald Tribune for the story, “Man finds allies in fight involving ranch.”… » Read more

Professor Louis Virelli is quoted in the Tampa Tribune article, “Florida Supreme Court asked to rule on gay marriage.”… » Read more

The Aug. 26 article, “Military involvement called into question in court case,” quoting Professor Rose also ran in USA Today.… » Read more

The Aug. 26 10 news quotes Professor Charles Rose in the story, “Why were service members targeted in local sex stings?”… » Read more

The Tampa Tribune quotes Professor Charles Rose in the article, “Military involvement called into question in court case.”… » Read more

Stetson University College of Law and the University of South Florida will host a daylong program, “Charlotte’s Tangled Web,” discussing the legal impacts of medical marijuana on Oct. 10 at Stetson’s Tampa Law Center, 1700 N. Tampa St. The education program for lawyers and health care professionals will provide an overview of the impacts of the legalization of medical marijuana by the Florida legislature. Program… » Read more

Stetson University Professor of Law Ellen S. Podgor has been selected as the new president of the Southeastern Association of Law Schools, a regional association of law schools that includes 72 member schools and 31 affiliate member schools. SEALS promotes legal scholarship, provides a mentorship program for new scholars, and hosts events for law professors honing their teaching skills. SEALS’ annual meeting attracts scholars from… » Read more

Professor Charles Rose spoke with China Radio about the Ferguson case.… » Read more

Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Washington Times for the story, “Law enforcement officers cleared more than 400 times each year for justified homicides.”… » Read more

Professor Charles Rose spoke with WTSP TV about the militarization of local law enforcement.… » Read more

Stetson University College of Law will offer a new joint degree program starting spring 2015, allowing students to earn both a J.D. degree and an LL.M. degree in advocacy from Stetson in seven semesters. Students in Stetson University’s new program will save a semester of full-time study by applying up to 12 hours of prescribed J.D. courses towards the LL.M. degree, allowing them to complete… » Read more