What’s Different About Israel’s Tough Sentence?

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the U.S. News & World Report‘s special section by Luke Mullins, The Collar, for the article “What’s Different About Isreal’s Tough Sentence?”

U.S. Supreme Court upholds lethal injection

Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article by Chris Tisch, “U.S. Supreme Court upholds lethal injection.”

Professor Peter Lake did an interview on campus with CNN investigative correspondent Abbie Boudreau, regarding special issues in higher education raised by the Virginia Tech tragedy that aired during the anniversary of Virginia Tech.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Chris Tisch at the St. Petersburg Times for an analysis of the Supreme Court opinion on lethal injection.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Elaine Silvestrini of the Tampa Tribune about a new indictment against the USF students pulled over in South Carolina for having explosives in the trunk of their car.

Professor Kristen Adams talked with Sean Kinane at WMNF radio this afternoon for a report on this evening’s news about lawyers working to end homelessness.

Link to WMNF News

White Collar Crime

Dean Ellen Podgor’s “White Collar Crime” blog was picked up by the TaxProf Blog.

Professor Charles Rose interviewed with Warren Elly at Fox 13 News.

Professor Michael Allen’s article about the significance of Philip Morris v. Williams was picked up by the April 13, 2008 California Punitive Damages blog.

Dean Darby Dickerson’s article on background checks of prospective students was picked up by the April Higher Ed Law Prof Blog.

Latin Kings case’s lesson: Relying on work of informers can be risky

Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the April 11, 2008 St. Petersburg Times story by Colleen Jenkins, “Latin Kings case’s lesson: Relying on work of informers can be risky.”

Families of Virginia Tech Victims Reach $11-Million Settlement with State

Professor Peter Lake was quoted in the April Chronicle of Higher Education article, “Families of Virginia Tech Victims Reach $11-Million Settlement with State,” by Sara Lipka.