Professor Cox spoke on junk mail and solicitation issues, in particular why seniors are targeted.

May 4 Elder Consumer Protection Forum added to Associated Press datebook.

Professor Morgan spoke on why Stetson puts on these forums and their importance. She also spoke on the related issues such as the new Medicare prescription card program.

Professor Morgan spoke about the new Medicare prescription drug discount cards and the pros and cons of this system becoming available.

Professor Batey spoke with the Palm Beach Post for a story about a family that wants to sue the state for not investigating a crime.

Professor Batey spoke on capital punishment.

Professor Batey spoke for a long-term story regarding probation in Florida.

Professor Davis spoke about footage shown on “60 Minutes” of possible mistreatment of Iraqi war prisoners by U.S. forces and the impact of this type of situation.

Professor Bickel and Dean Jacob spoke on the significance of the Brown v. Board decision.

Professor Morgan and Professor Cox were interviewed by St. Petersburg Times columnist Howard Troxler for a column on the Elder Consumer Protection Forum on May 4.

Professor Flowers spoke about Jennifer Porter being charged with leaving the scene of an accident.

Professor Fox spoke about a proposed increase in the Florida Homestead Clause that would ease property taxes. Professor Fox spoke about how this could affect lower income residents, both positively and negatively.