“Indictments in hazing stir fears”

Professor Peter Lake was quoted in the Star-Ledger article, “Indictments in hazing stir fears: College administrators worry over their liability,” by Ana M. Alaya.

“Did judge obey law?”

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Colleen Jenkins at the St. Petersburg Times for the front page article, “Did judge obey the law?” regarding the Anti-Murder Act.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Matthew Schwartz at ABC Action News about Governor Crist calling for an investigation into the bond system and release of Michael Phillips, the man who shot Sgt. Ronald Harrison.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Colleen Jenkins at the St. Petersburg Times as a followup to initial conversations reagrdin the Anti-Murder Bill.

Professor Roberta Flowers was quoted this morning on the front page of the Tampa Tribune in the article, “Judge Freed Lawman’s Killer on Bail,” by Thomas Krause.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with the Daytona Beach News Journal about a major drug sweep in which 23 people were arrested in Flagler County.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with ABC about a man who shot a sheriff’s deputy while in violation of probation outside prison.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with FOX 13 about a man who shot a sheriff’s deputy while in violation of probation outside prison.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Colleen Jenkins at the St. Petersburg Times about the deputy who was shot by a man who was out of prison on violation of probation.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Todd Leskanic at the Tampa Tribune about how the system treats people with mental deficiencies, and a prisoner in Dade City who was repeatedly arrested and freed by the system.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with News channel 8 about a man who shot a sheriff’s deputy while in violation of probation outside prison.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Carrie Weimar at the St. Petersburg Times regarding mark O’Hara, a man convicted of drug trafficking for carrying more than 50 prescription pills of Vicodin. The 2DCA overturned the conviction but Hillsborough is going ahead with a new trial.