“Secret of woman’s 1999 murder haunted lawyer”

Professor Roberta Flowers was quoted in the front page St. Petersburg Times article, “Secret of woman’s 1999 murder haunted lawyer,” by Chris Tisch.

Professor William Kaplin spoke with Catherine Dolinski at the Tampa Tribune in Tallahassee about a Florida statute that says state student financial aid should be provided primarily on the basis of financial aid.

Gay Adoption Ban is Unconsitutional

Professor Michael Allen spoke with the Miami Herald for a story that went statewide to media outlets including the Daily Business Review, Herald Tribune, Gainesville Sun, Sun Herald, Florida Times-Union, the News Chief, WFTV, Local 10, PlanetOut, Gay.com, ABC Action News, MyFox Orlando, Naked Politics, and WOFL TV.

“New Forensic Technology and DNA Databases”

Professor Carol Henderson spoke with panelists and guest host Korva Coleman of the Kojo Nnamdi Show on WAMU 88.5 Radio in Washington D.C. about “New Forensic Technology and DNA Databases.”

“Rays of Hope”

Professor Paul Boudreaux’s opinion editorial, “Rays of Hope,” appeared in the Tampa Tribune.

Professor Carol Henderson spoke with Brandon Sweeney at WAMU about new forensic technology.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Frank Fernandez at the Daytona Beach News Journal about the significance of the jury’s recommendation of death penalty in a case in Flagler County involving the killing of a grandmother.

Dean Mark Bauer’s article, “The Softer Side of Antitrust: Why Department Stores Matter on SSRN,” was picked up by Legal Theory blog.

“Lawyer Blasts Government in Lorenzo Brief”

Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the Sept. 6 Tampa Tribune article by Elaine Silvestrini, “Lawyer Blasts Government in Lorenzo Brief.”

“Some thoughts on the rule of law and democracy in Latin America”

Professor Luz Nagle wrote the article, “Some thoughts on the rule of law and democracy in Latin America,” for the September Criminal Law newsletter for the International Bar Association Legal Practice Division.

DNA databases

Professor Carol Henderson was interviewed by television stations in Parma, Italy, on Sept. 1 about the possibility of Italy starting its own DNA database and the advantages of the database as a crime-solving tool.

Big Tobacco

Professor Tim Kaye spoke with Billy Shields of the Daily Business Review in Miami today about a class action lawsuit against Big Tobacco.