“Fraud prosecutions fell as crisis loomed”
Professor Ellen Podgor is quoted in the USA Today article, “Fraud prosecutions fell as crisis loomed,” by Brad Heath.
“Fraud prosecutions fell as crisis loomed”
Professor Ellen Podgor is quoted in the USA Today article, “Fraud prosecutions fell as crisis loomed,” by Brad Heath.
“Stetson panel discusses wrongful convictions”
Professors Roberta Flowers and Judith Scully joined a panel with Alan Crotzer, a man exonerated of a crime he did not commit, to discuss the Innocence Project and Justice Delayed, But Not Denied.
“New trial date is March 22 for Pasco County neo-Nazi accused of murder”
Professor Robert Batey is quoted in the St. Petersburg Times story by Molly Moorhead, “New trial date is March 22 for Pasco County neo-Nazi accused of murder.”
“DNA may free man in prison 35 years”
Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the Tampa Tribune article, “DNA may free man in prison 35 years,” by Ray Reyes.
Human Rights Day Panel
Professor Luz Nagle was quoted in the WMNF Radio News story, “Human Rights Day Panel,” by Glenn Pendergrass.
“Democracy hurdles a barrier”
Professor Luz Nagle was quoted in the article, “Democracy hurdles a barrier,” by John Barry for the St. Petersburg Times.
“Mandatory Gym Class for Obese College Students on Shaky Legal Ground?”
Professor Peter Lake was quoted in the ABA Journal article, “Mandatory Gym Class for Obese College Students on Shaky Legal Ground?” by Sarah Randag.
“What is Cyberbullying Anyway?”
Vice President and Dean Darby Dickerson was cited in the TechDirt article,”What is Cyberbullying Anyway?”
“Sarasota police chief, 3 officers disciplined”
Dean Emeritus and Professor Bruce Jacob spoke with Todd Ruger at the Herald Tribune for the story, “Sarasota police chief, 3 officers disciplined.”
“City may have put bad deal together”
Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with Cristina Silva at the St. Petersburg Times for the story, “City may have put bad deal together.”
“Case of purloined term paper; when work is resold”
Dean Darby Dickerson was quoted in the USA Today article, “Case of purloined term paper; when work is resold.”
“Stetson Law and the Innocence Project: Law school students righting wrongs”
Professor Roberta Flowers and Professor Judith Scully are quoted in the Creative Loafing article, “Stetson Law and the Innocence Project: Law school students righting wrongs.”