Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, “Mom charged in teen son’s crash that killed girl, 14,” by Abhi Raghunathan.
Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, “Mom charged in teen son’s crash that killed girl, 14,” by Abhi Raghunathan.
Professor Robert Batey spoke with Abhi Raghunathan at the St. Petersburg Times regarding an unusual arrest in Tampa Bay in which a mother was charged with manslaughter for letting her unlicensed son drive her car and cause a fatal accident.
Professor Robert Batey spoke with Paul Pinkham at the Times Union today about the death penalty case involving the woman being considered for a death row sentence.
Professor Charles Rose agreed to talk with Josh Poultlove of the Tampa Tribune about the “Mark Lunsford Show Respect and Gratitude to Law Enforcement Act.”
Professor Robert Batey spoke with Claudia DoCampo for a story about revised cocaine sentences that aired on Newschannel 8.
Professor Robert Batey spoke with Paul Pinkham at the Times Union in Jacksonville about a death penalty case about a woman who is the only female on Florida’s death row.
Professor Peter Fitzgerald was quoted regarding the Cuba blacklist on the front page of the National Report in the New York Times in the article, “A Wave of the Watch List, and Speech Disappears,” by Adam Liptak.
Professor Luz Nagle agreed to be available to discuss the Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela crisis with BayNews 9 and Telemundo.
Professor Luz Nagle agreed to be available to discuss the Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela crisis with BayNews 9 and Telemundo.
Professor Robert Batey spoke with Kevin Graham at the St. Petersburg Times about revised crack cocaine sentences in the federal court.
Professor Charles Rose was quoted on the front page of the Jacksonville Business Journal for the Feb. 29-March 6 issue in the story, “More cases, fewer trials as pressure rises,” by Mark Szakonyi.
Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, “Florida primary suit has new life,” by Bill Varian on Feb. 28.