Frank Klim spoke with Brian Gleason, Charlotte Sun, about the positive relationship between Stetson and the Second District Court of Appeal. The State Supreme Court will decide whether to recommend to state legislature to establish a new district court of appeal or branch office similar to the Stetson model. Velma Johnson of the Second DCA also spoke about the public records regarding the lease agreement with Stetson.

Professor Peter Fitzgerald was a guest on the KFOR Talk Radio program with host John Baylor in Lincoln Nebraska this afternoon. Fitzgerald spoke at length with the host regarding the draft Iraqi Constitution and prospects for the future.

Greg Hill, National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology, and the Law, spoke with Dave Bowman at Channel 10 about the recent state agency ruling about the MOSI exhibit and legal implications.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with Jim Haug at the Daytona Beach News Journal about the constitutional issues involved in asking citizens to tune into religious radio stations in order to get emergency information.

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with Janis Froelich at the Tampa Tribune about the recent Supreme Court eminent domain decision for a story about implications of this ruling for individual property owners in Tampa Bay.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with WGCU radio in Ft. Myers about Florida's sexual offender list.

Professor Peter Fitzgerald spoke with John Hays at the Sarasota Herald Tribune for a story about the liquidation of two British companies resulting in freezing assets belonging to two dual nationals who directed now bankrupt firms in Charlotte County.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Cindy Crawford at the Daytona Beach News Journal about new developments in guidelines for sexual predators and offenders.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Dan Lynch at the Daily Business Review about the impact of the Cantero opinion in a March 17 Supreme Court case on liability issues.

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with Janet Leiser at the Gulfcoast Business Review about intellectual property issues regarding a few recent suits in Tampa involving foreign knock-offs of trademarked merchandise.

Professor Rebecca Morgan spoke with Emily Athes at the St. Petersburg Times about the findings from the national elder consumer opinion poll commissioned by Matt Towery's company, Insider Advantage.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Jack Foster, an independent film producer, about a local hate crime case involving a man, Steven Lorenzo, who stalked and murdered gay men. A documentary on the subject is due for release in the spring. Link to the story here: http://www.tampabay.com/news/story.cfm?storyid=138842.