Professor James J. Brown’s commentary was printed in the December 2008 ABA Journal.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Economist article, “The stench of bribery at Siemens signals a wider rot in Europe.”

Link to The Economist

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the international Tuoi Tre Online about Illinois Governor Blagojevich.

Dean Ellen Podgor was referenced regarding the Siemens sentence on the FCPA Blog News and Views About the United States Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Link to FCPA Blog

DNA

Stetson’s National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology & the Law Director of Outreach Anjali Swienton joined the Scott Farrell Show live as a guest discussing DNA.

Link to Scott Farrell Show

Caylee Anthony

Professor Carol Henderson appeared on TruTv’s Banfield&Ford program courtside in Orlando at the site of the Caylee Anthony case.

Monster Cable Lawsuit

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with Fox 13 for a story about how copyright works and a lawsuit brought by Monster cable.

Education Dept. Releases New Rules on Student-Privacy Law, Giving Colleges More Room for Judgment

Professor Peter Lake was quoted in the Chronicle of Higher Education article, “Education Dept. Releases New Rules on Student-Privacy Law, Giving Colleges More Room for Judgment,” by Sara Lipka.

Link to Chronicle of Higher Education

Tallahassee shouldn’t run U.S. foreign policy

Professor Peter Fitzgerald’s opinion editorial, “Tallahassee shouldn’t run U.S. foreign policy,” ran in the St. Petersburg Times.

Link to St. Petersburg Times

As teen died, they just watched. How?

Professor Peter Lake and Adjunct Professor David Tirella both spoke with John Abel at the St. Petersburg Times about the legal and moral issues surrounding the tragic teen suicide broadcast over the Internet.

Link to St. Petersburg Times

Professor Roberta Flowers’ interview with Doug Smith of Fox 13 about the difference between concurrent and consecutive sentencing aired as part of a special investigative piece about convicted killer Eduardo Wong and the struggles of the victim’s family.

New Stetson chief strives for only the best

News of Dr. Wendy Libby, Stetson University’s first woman president in 125 years, visiting Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, Fla., ran in a St. Petersburg Times article by Jeffrey Solochek.

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