As boy is mourned, teen’s future is unclear
Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times story, “As boy is mourned, teen’s future is unclear.”
As boy is mourned, teen’s future is unclear
Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times story, “As boy is mourned, teen’s future is unclear.”
Elderly market spurs new industry
Elder Consumer Protection Fellow Slade Dukes was quoted in the Jacksonville Business Journal
article by Mark Szakonyi, “Elderly market spurs new industry.”
USA adds 23rd Ramsar site
Professor Royal Gardner was referenced in the June 2 Ramsar Bulletin Board headline story, “USA adds 23rd Ramsar site.”
Why Did Government Appeal Wesley Snipes’ Sentence
Dean Ellen Podgor was cited in the TaxProfBlog, “Why Did Government Appeal Wesley Snipes’ Sentence.”
Questions remain in warrant flip-flop
Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, “Questions remain in warrant flip-flop,” by Colleen Jenkins.
Cruel court of adolescence
Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, “Cruel court of adolescence,” by Stephanie Garry.
Medical bills force families into fundraising
Adjunct Professor Jay Wolfson was quoted in the June 1 Daytona Beach News-Journal article, “Medical bills force families into fundraising,” by Anne Geggis.
Adjunct Professor James Dickson spoke with WMNF radio for an interview that aired on the evening news regarding the Tropicana Field site and contaminated soil left on the site.
Professor Robert Batey spoke with the St. Petersburg Times regarding a case on juvenile homicide.
Counter-terrorism, Narcotics, and Organized Crime
Professor Luz Nagle wrote the article, “Counter-terrorism, Narcotics, and Organized Crime,” which appeared in the International Enforcement Law Reporter this month.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with Stephanie Garry at the St. Petersburg Times regarding the rape shield law and its applications.
Professor Robert Batey spoke with Colleen Jenkins of the St. Petersburg Times regarding a motion to supress.