Professor Rose spoke with Florida Public Radio about elected vs. appointed judges and the possible implications of Governor Bush making a significant number of appointments.

Professor Batey spoke with the Yale Daily News about John Bolton, nominee for U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.

Elder Consumer Protection Fellow Bronwyn Stanford appeared on WTSP’s early morning news tomorrow to promote the project’s investment fraud protection seminar.

Professor McClendon spoke with the Tampa Tribune about the taxes associated with high-value game show prizes, such as a new house.

Professor Rose spoke with Tampa Tribune reporter about comparing Florida’s sex offender laws to other states’.

Dean Radwan appeared live on WTVT Fox 13’s “Your Turn” to discuss the new bankruptcy code and its impact.

Professor Rose spoke with WUSF about the ethics of releasing information to the media about a case you are handling as a lawyer.

Dean Radwan was a guest on WFTS’ half-hour “Flashpoint” program to discuss the changes to the bankruptcy code and their potential impact.

Professor Flowers spoke with the St. Petersburg Times concerning the legal and ethical issues surrounding a police officer making an arrest while they are off duty and the target of a crime.

Dean Radwan and Professor Allen spoke with the Sentinel about the proposed changes to the bankruptcy code and the associated possible constitutional issues.

Fox 13 in Tampa will carry coverage about our World Champion Moot victory tonight at 6:00 p.m.

Professor Rose appeared on The O’Reilly Factor to discuss the legal challenges associated with tracking sexual predators.