“Man seeks to have wife declared dead”
Adjunct Professor James Martin was quoted in the Sarasota Herald Tribune regarding how courts determine that someone is deceased.
“Man seeks to have wife declared dead”
Adjunct Professor James Martin was quoted in the Sarasota Herald Tribune regarding how courts determine that someone is deceased.
Truth detectors
Professor Michael Allen spoke with 970WFLA Radio about the value of and issues with using truth detectors to keep representatives honest.
Virtual Legal Writing Conferences
Professor Kirsten Davis’ series of “virtual legal writing conferences” was highlighted on the Legal Writing Prof blog.
Professor Ellen Podgor’s popular White Collar Crime Prof blog was highlighted in the article, “Spreading the News,” in the September issue of University Business magazine that also spotlighted Stetson Law’s efforts to support its legal experts with media interviews.
“Building credibility in the Margins: An Ethos-Based Perspective for Commenting on Student Papers”
Professor Kirsten Davis’ article on critiquing student work, “Building Credibility in the Margins: An Ethos-Based Perspective for Commenting on Student Papers,” appeared on the Legal Writing Prof blog.
“MTS shareholder suit questions director motives in planned buyout”
Dean Clark Furlow was quoted in the Sept. 1 Tampa Bay Business Journal regarding a public company that wants to go private.
“Fourteenth Amendment Citizenship and the Reconstruction-Era Black Public Sphere”
Dean James Fox was cited in the Legal History Blog discussing “Fourteenth Amendment Citizenship and the Reconstruction-Era Black Public Sphere.”
More students wear ‘Islam is of the Devil’ shirts to school
Professor Catherine Cameron was quoted regarding free speech rights in schools in the Gainesville Sun article, “More students wear ‘Islam is of the Devil’ shirts to school.”
“Appeals court refuses to dismiss ‘Stand Your Ground’ case”
Professor Roberta Flowers was quoted regarding the importance of evidence in the Tampa Tribune article, “Appeals court refuses to dismiss ‘Stand Your Ground’ case.”
“16 cases mired in dog handler’s fraud”
Professor Charles Rose was quoted regarding the importance of solid evidence in the Florida Today article, “16 cases mired in dog handler’s fraud,” by Jeff Schweers.
Crime and the Recession
Professor Robert Batey taped a WUSF Florida Matters interview for a program on Crime and the Recession.
“Appeals court won’t toss murder charge”
Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, “Appeals court won’t toss murder charge,” by Molly Moorhead.