“Pinellas-Pasco judge has defendant’s mouth is taped shut”
Professor Robert Batey spoke with the St. Petersburg Times for the story, “Pinellas-Pasco judge has defendant’s mouth is taped shut.”
“Pinellas-Pasco judge has defendant’s mouth is taped shut”
Professor Robert Batey spoke with the St. Petersburg Times for the story, “Pinellas-Pasco judge has defendant’s mouth is taped shut.”
“How Colombia’s President Santos made peace with the judiciary”
Professor Luz Nagle, a former judge in Colombia, talks with the Christian Science Monitor about the Colombian judicial system.
Law Dean Darby Dickerson joined a symposium panel including a former CIA counter-terrorism chief and television security analyst to discuss campus security issues, according to the East Carolinian.
Professor Peter Lake’s quote in the Chronicle of Higher Education regarding campus sexual violence was picked up by Newsy.
Campus Progress quotes Professor Peter Lake regarding sexual assaults on campus.
“Safe or sad?”
Professor Peter Lake’s quote in the Chronicle of Higher Education has been picked up by the Battleboro Reformer.
Lots of Promotions!
The Legal Writing Prof Blog announces that the law faculty at Stetson University has voted to give both Linda Anderson and Jeff Minneti programmatic tenure and to promote them to the rank of Professor of Legal Skills; they also voted to promote Jason Palmer to Associate Professor of Legal Skills.
“Feds Launch Inquiry Into Sexual Harassment at Yale”
Professor Peter Lake spoke with NPR for the story, “Feds launch inquiry into sexual harassment at Yale.”
“Florida lawmakers consider easing alimony requirements”
Professor Cynthia DeBose is quoted in the April 4 Tampa Tribune article, “Florida lawmakers consider easing alimony requirements.”
Whose E-Mail Is It, Anyway?
Professor Peter Lake wrote commentary on the chilling of academic freedom for the April 3 Chronicle of Higher Education.
Florida Law – Advocate for the Elderly
Elder Consumer Protection Administrator Slade V. Dukes was interviewed about his senior consumer advocacy work for a feature in the April 1 Florida Trend.
Professor Monu Bedi is spotlighted on the Crim Prof Blog regarding the federal defenses of duress and necessity.