Professor Rebecca Morgan interviewed with Pia Malbran of CBS Evening News regarding how aggressively marketing products to seniors may be abusive.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Jennifer Liberto of the St. Petersburg Times regarding the ruling on the gun ban and the 2nd Amendment.

Professor Jerry Anderson spoke with Bradenton Herald reporter Duane Marsteller for a story about a condo project in which a developer defaulted on a bank loan and a third party claims rights to the property.

Professor Michael Allen joined Kathy Fountain's "Your Turn" program in the Fox studios to discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling on the D.C. gun ban.

Professor Charles Rose interviewed with Kristen Skarupa, a reporter with Thomson Reuters, regarding a book project about the recent Supreme Court decision on Guantanamo. Experts' remarks will be part of Aspatore Books' First Focus reports (available on the west.thomson.com product store), posted on WestLaw.com and considered for inclusion in special reports, to be published by Thomson West.

Dean Ellen Podgor's White Collar Crime Prof Blog was referenced in the June 23 Wall Street Journal Law Blog by Dan Slater about the Bear Stearns indictment. Read more here: http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2008/06/23/former-dojers-urge-congress-to-shore-up-attorney-client-privilege/

Professor Peter Lake was quoted in the June 27 Chronicle of Higher Education article, "Colleges Wade Into Survival Training for Campus Shootings," by Eric Hoover.

Stetson University Dr. T. Wayne Bailey spoke with Waveney Anne Moore at the St. Petersburg Times for her story about the boundaries of religion and politics and why things said in church become political. She is writing about a Tampa Bay Evangelist being investigated by the IRS who made remarks about candidate Mitt Romney.

Dean Ellen Podgor appeared as a guest on "Lawyer2Lawyer," a program on the Legal Talk Network, regarding the indictment of Bear Stearns' managers.

Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the June 22 Florida Times-Union story by Paul Pinkham, "The verdict: Candidates nearly even in key trials."

Professor Michael Allen's scholarship on the First Amendment and Lawrence v. Texas continued to be cited in academic blogs including the First Amendment Law Prof Blog and Legal Theory Blog.

Professor Michael Allen's scholarship on the First Amendment and Lawrence v. Texas continued to be cited in academic blogs including the First Amendment Law Prof Blog and Legal Theory Blog.