Professor Roberta Flowers' interview regarding the LaFave case appeared in a number of NBC spots including WETM New York, WOOD Michigan, Channel 6 news in PA, Good Morning Jacksonville, Action News at 5 a.m., Today in Alabama at 5 a.m., Newswatch 14 Sunrise Early, KY3 Ozarks Today, Today on 5, WTWO Sunrise, 12 News at Sunrise, 6 News at Sunrise, WTWO Today, KNWA Today and Today on WFXW.

Professor Roberta Flowers' interview regarding the LaFave case appeared in a number of NBC spots including WETM New York, WOOD Michigan, Channel 6 news in PA, Good Morning Jacksonville, Action News at 5 a.m., Today in Alabama at 5 a.m., Newswatch 14 Sunrise Early, KY3 Ozarks Today, Today on 5, WTWO Sunrise, 12 News at Sunrise, 6 News at Sunrise, WTWO Today, KNWA Today and Today on WFXW.

Professor Dorothea Beane testified before the Fifth Constitutional Convention of the Virgin Islands while visiting and news of Stetson's Institute on Caribbean Law & Policy appeared on the front page of the St. Croix newspaper and the Virgin Islands Daily News.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with reporter John Frank at the St. Petersburg Times for the story, "Tobacco suit deadline Friday."

Professor Robert Batey appears on PBS in a film about Florida's minimum sentencing and Jason Kent.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Kristen Reed at the Orlando Sentinel about criminal cases that get a second chance and the advantages and disadvantages of bringing a case to trial again.

Professor Charles Rose joins Court TV's "Best Defense" program again in New York.

Professor Carol Henderson appears on the Montel Williams show, "True Crime: Body of Evidence," on NBC.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with St. Petersburg Times reporter Kevin Graham for the story, "Bomb suspect fires lawyer."

Professor Darryl Wilson appeared on NBC news for a program about homeowners consulting legal help before they sign documents to purchase a home.

Professor Dorothea Beane was quoted in the article, "Legal Expert Offers Free Services to Constitutional Convention" by Bill Kossler.

Professor Charles Rose joined Jami Floyd's "Best Defense" program in NYC to discuss Missisippi v. Hughes.