National Clearinghouse for Science Technology and the Law's Diane Botluk was quoted regarding facial recognition in the Tampa Tribune today.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with the Sarasota Herald Tribune for insights into a story about problems that arise during testimony in a criminal case involving the death penalty.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Carrie Weimar at the St. Petersburg Times regarding mark O'Hara, a man convicted of drug trafficking for carrying more than 50 prescription pills of Vicodin. The 2DCA overturned the conviction but Hillsborough is going ahead with a new trial.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Eben Brown at 970WFLA Radio about John Couey, who was found competent and eligible for the death penalty.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Bradenton Herald about a domestic violence case in which a four-month-old fetus died as the result of the mother's injuries.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Jacob Fries at the St. Petersburg Times for a story about Leo Boatman, the man who murdered two people in the Ocala National Forest.

Dean Ellen Podgor's profile was in the spotlight on the Feminist Law Professors Blog.

Dean Ellen Podgor's popular white collar crime blog was quoted in the Wall Street Journal Blog, "Quite Possibly, Not the World's Perfect Company," by Peter Lattman.

Dean Ellen Podgor appeared on the front page of the Wall Street Journal in the article, "Chiquita Under the Gun," by Laurie Cohen.

Professor Peter Lake's article in the Chronicle was referenced in U-Wire.

Professor Peter Lake's article in the Chronicle on campus mental health issues was referenced in Calibre.

Professor Peter Lake's article about the issue of mental health on college campuses ran in the Chronicle of Higher Education.