“U.S. Ratification of CEDAW: From Bad to Worse?”
The Constitutional Law Prof Blog mentions Professor Ann Piccard’s article, “U.S. Ratification of CEDAW: From Bad to Worse?”
“U.S. Ratification of CEDAW: From Bad to Worse?”
The Constitutional Law Prof Blog mentions Professor Ann Piccard’s article, “U.S. Ratification of CEDAW: From Bad to Worse?”
Professor Clark Furlow spoke with the Tampa Tribune for the story, “Investors’ anger grows as probe continues into Pasco firm.”
“Post-Graham resentencing of juve rapist in Florida already testing meaning of Graham”
Professor Robert Batey discussed the U.S. Supreme Court and Graham for an article that was picked up by Sentencing Law and Policy.
Politics, Policy and the Law
Does the DOJ need a new honest services fraud law? Professor Ellen Podgor discusses.
High Tide: From Charlie Rangel to Kevin Ring: Corruption Currents
Professor Ellen Podgor’s commentary on the Kevin Ring conviction and proposed honest services statute was picked up by the Wall Street Journal Blog.
“A jury convicted Kevin Ring on five of eight counts related to the Jack Abramoff bribery and influence-peddling scandal. More here and here.”
“Mud in your eye? An ineffective attempt to imbibe”
Internet marketing risky behavior to college kids? Professor Peter Lake discusses with USA Today.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in May that it was unconstitutional to sentence juveniles. Professor Robert Batey discusses a case in Tampa involving resentencing for a juvenile with the Tampa Tribune.
Professor Robert Batey spoke about the importance of judicial discretion in sentencing for the Augusta Chronicle.
The Virtues of Contrition
Professor Peter Lake talks with Inside Higher Ed about showing compassion to parents and doing right by students.
Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with the Sun Sentinel for the story, “Foreclosure lawyer defends having his clients mortgage homes to pay his fee.”
“Prosecutors won’t seek death penalty for ‘Dee Dee’ Moore, accused of killing lottery winner”
Professor Susan Rozelle spoke with the St. Petersburg Times for the story, “Prosecutors won’t seek death penalty for ‘Dee Dee’ Moore, accused of killing lottery winner.”
“Prosecutors remove death penalty in lotto winner murder case”
Professor Susan Rozelle spoke with Tampa Bay’s 10 for the story, “Prosecutors remove death penalty in lotto winner murder case.”