Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with the Washington Post for the story, "Gritty First Job Shaped Nominee," by Joe Stephens and Del Quentin Wilber. Professor Podgor's analysis of Judge Sotomayor's rulings in white collar cases also ran on MSNBC's Web site and in the Sentencing Law and Policy blog as well as the Letter of Apology Blog.

Professor Rebecca Morgan spoke with the WMNF Evening News about the importance of fraud prevention education at a workshop for seniors.

Professor Michael Allen's recent article on the Umpire Analogy is featured in the highly regarded Legal Theory Blog.

Professor Peter Lake was quoted in the USA Today article, "Legal rulings may hold some lessons," by Mary Beth Marklein.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Florida News Network about the recent nomination to the Supreme Court of federal Judge Sonia Sotomayor. The interview aired on radio stations across the state.

Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the AP story by Brett Barrouquere, “Image is telling: Photos key to ex-soldier’s trial.”

Professor Luz Nagle talked with Mitch Perry at WMNF News regarding President Obama's nomination of Judge Sotomayor to the Supreme Court.

Professor Luz Nagle spoke with reporter Roy De Jesus for a story about Judge Sonia Sotomayor's Supreme Court nomination for Bay News 9 and Bay News 9 en Español.

Professor Roberta Flowers was quoted in the Tampa Tribune article, "Suspects in school sex attack freed from house arrest."

Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the Tampa Tribune article,"Judge rejects Stand-Your-Ground defense in fatal shooting."

Professor Paul Boudreaux spoke with the WMNF Evening News at a conference about dealing with ocean acidification on the Eckerd College campus.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Kate Caldwell at Newschannel 8 about the stand your ground law versus self-defense for a story about Donald Montanez, a tow truck driver fighting a murder charge.