Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the piece, "Defense seeks more time to prepare for Couey trial," by Anthony McCartney and Neil Johnson in the Tampa Tribune. Link to the complete story here: http://tbo.com/news/metro/MGB6ELQH5XE.html

Professor Michael Allen and Dean Ellen Podgor were quoted in today's widely read ABA Journal e-report in the article, "Neither Brief nor Usual: Judge files defense of his ruling to get firm to pay employees' legal fees."

Professor William Kaplin spoke with Claudia Zequeria at the Orlando Sentinel for her story about a charter school that claims it is the same as a public school, and as such is subject to tax assessment. The charter academy was sued and the court ruled the school is taxable.

Professor Charles Rose spoke to Eben Brown at 970 WFLA Radio about the legal issues involved in the City of Tampa proposing a city wide ban on sex offenders.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Chris Butler of the Highlands Today about death penalty murder trials and the case of the state trooper killed recently in Highlands County.

Professor Bruce Jacob spoke with Tampa Tribune reporter Ellen Gedalius about civil liberties and individual rights for a story about today's Tampa City Council talk of banishing sex offenders from living in the city of Tampa.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with a reporter from the ABA E-Report about a judge issuing a brief to the appellate court upon invitation of the 2nd Circuit in the Stein case.

Professor Marleen O'Connor was cited as an expert in corporate law by Kent Greenfield in the Corporate Crime Reporter.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Frank Fernandez at the Daytona Beach News Journal regarding motions to suppress grand jury reports, how often these motions are granted, and how unusual it is to ask for an expungement.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with the Daytona Beach News Journal for the piece "Spy cams let parents keep tabs on their kids" over the holidays.

Professor Roberta Flowers was quoted in the article, "Bury report for good, Tanner says," in the Orlando sentinel about the state attorney filing a motion to have presentment expunged.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Boulder Daily Camera story "Verdict nears on BestBank prosecution," about trends in corporate crime and punishment.