Adjunct law professor Dr. Jay Wolfson spoke with the News-Press for a story about the lawsuit challenging national health care reform. Wolfson was also quoted in Tallahassee.com and floridatoday.com.

Professor Ellen Podgor’s recent law review article on pre-plea discovery was highlighted in the CrimProfBlog.

Professor Roberta Flowers was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article,“74-year-old accused in bank robberies incompetent to stand trial, his lawyer says.”

Professor Darryl Wilson was quoted in the National Law Journal article, "Federal Suit Tests Online Griper’s Right to Use Target’s Name in Web Address."

Professor Brooke Bowman was mentioned in an article on International Law Prof Blog discussing the “Research Assistant 2.0” panel at the recent SEALS annual meeting.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Cynthia Smoot at Fox 13 about Gracie’s Law, proposed legislation to award damages to pet owners in the event of reckless or negligent conduct harming or killing a pet.

Professor Peter Lake was quoted in the Chronicle of Higher Education and The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) on the recent federal ruling in the case of former Valdosta State University student Hayden Barnes who was expelled from his university without receiving due process.

Stetson Law Vice President and Dean Darby Dickerson was mentioned in the Legal Writing Prof Blog about two new board members of Scribes – The American Society of Legal Writers.

Professor Charles Rose is quoted in the Lakeland Ledger article, "Guilty verdict reversed."

Professor Blake Hudson has posted "Commerce in the Commons: A New Conception of Environmental and Natural Resource Regulation Under the Commerce Clause," (Harvard Environmental Law Review, Vol. 35, No. 2, 2011) on SSRN. News ran on the Legal Theory Blog.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with the Ocala Star-Banner for the article,"Self-defense or murder? Law's reading likely key in teen's trial."

Professor Luz Nagle spoke with The Palm Beach Post for the article, "Human trafficking becoming epidemic in Florida, authorities say."