Professor Robert Batey spoke with the WB38 for a story about the new self-defense gun laws, including the Stand Your Ground Law, and how these laws affect a case involving a tow-truck driver who shot a man who attempted to recover his vehicle.

Professor Nicholas Cox spoke with Candace Rondeaux at the St. Petersburg Times about sentencing reduction from Murder One to Murder Two in the Landrum love triangle case.

Professor Batey spoke with the Tampa Tribune regarding a new gun use law.

Professor Batey was a guest on Kathy Fountain's Your Turn discussing the history of abortion as an issue in Supreme Court nominations and the recent process with Alito.

Information about the upcoming Elder Consumer Protection Senior Expo began running on BayNews 9 this morning.

Cathy Fitch spoke with Bill Levesque at the St. Petersburg Times today for a story about the modern law firm transtion away from solo private practice. Levesque hopes to also interview a few Stetson grads.

Professor Robert Batey's opinion editorial, "Nominees political views offer sufficient ground for rejection," ran in the opinion section in the Tampa Tribune.

Professor Michael Allen talked with the L.A. Daily News about class-action lawsuits: procedures, benefits, and drawbacks.

Professor William Kaplin was a guest in the Fox 13 studio with Kathy Fountain's Your Turn program discussing the new Florida Supreme Court opinion on school vouchers and how Federal Constitutional Law may affect voucher programs.

Catherine Cushing, reporter with the St. Petersburg Times, called to verify details for the Consumer Fraud Forum and Senior Expo Jan. 19.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with WB 38's Rodney Tims about the outcome in the Al-Arian trial and his opinion of the case and its implications.

Professor Thomas Marks spoke with Ron Matus at the St. Petersburg Times about his opinion of the Florida Supreme Court ruling finding school vouchers unconstitutional.