Professor Davis spoke on WTSP's 6 a.m. news to speak about the Supreme Court supporting “Under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance.

Professor Morgan about the increasing number of Alzheimer patients and the impact of the increase.

Rebecca Lucbycki from the National Jurist (907-543-1655/ [email protected]) has requested a group photograph of some of our students who provided volunteer tax assistance in the spring. I have scheduled the group photo for Monday at noon.

Professor Davis spoke to the Daytona Beach News Journal about the rights of petition-takers to solicit signatures on public and commercial property.

Professor Batey spoke on prison overcrowding and the impact of minimum sentencing on this situation.

The Herald Tribune ran Prof. Marks column, the first of a continuing series, on the front page of their Sunday Perspectives section.

***Professor but non-story. Professor Flowers was going to speak with reporter about a judge ordering a defendant's mouth covered with duct tape to keep him from shouting, but story didn't materialize.

Professor Davis spoke with the Daytona Beach News Journal about pending legislation that would change Florida’s absentee ballot system.

Professor O'Connor spoke with The Journal News about New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer seeking to recover more than $100 million from former New York Stock Exchange Chairman Richard Grasso. Spitzer alleges Grasso's pay was improper and excessive for a non-profit organization.

Pro AV magazine is featuring the Tampa Courtroom in their August issue.

Pre Law Insider is running a feature on student Jerri Mitchell-Tharpe for her pro bono work with the St. Petersburg community Law program. They will also run our picture.

Attorney General Charlie Crist and LL.M. graduate Alvin Brown spoke with the St. Petersburg Times for a piece on the College of Law's graduation.