Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Dana Willhoit at the Lakeland Ledger for a follow up about the Polk County judge who has been asked to step down form several cases.
Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Dana Willhoit at the Lakeland Ledger for a follow up about the Polk County judge who has been asked to step down form several cases.
Professor Peter Lake spoke with the Chronicle of Higher Education reporter Martin Van Der Werf for an article on higher education policy.
Two articles ran on the Chronicle web site: “Conference Roundup: American Colleges Seem Ill-Prepared for Foreign Competition and Natural Calamities” and “Colleges Should Be Aware of Using SOcial Networking Sites to Monitor Their Students, Speakers Say.”
Professor Charles Rose spoke with Germany’s Der Speigel about changes in the Uniform Code of Military Justice for a story about the upcoming court martial of an American soldier in Germany.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Tampa Tribune about prosecutors who make mis-statemtns to judges and opposing counsel in order to protect ongoing investigations into related criminal activity.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with Billy Townsend at the Tampa Tribune for a story about a feud between a circuit judge who handles first-degree murder cases and the state attorney’s office.
Professor Darryl Wilson’s comments for the Tampa Tribune story about the Trump Tower appeared on the Housing Bubble Blog.
Man sought online revenge against arresting officer
Professor Clark Furlow spoke with Thomas Lake at the St. Petersburg Times for the piece, “Man sought online revenge against arresting officer.”
All eyes on Miami: Crime, trial are worlds apart
Professor Charles Rose spoke with Mabel Perez at the Ocala Star-Banner for the piece “All eyes on Miami: Crime, trial are worlds apart.”
Professor Paul Boudreaux spoke with Randy Capps at the Telluride Daily Planet about juror sympathy for landowners over governments in eminent domain cases.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with Anthony McCartney at the Tampa Tribune regarding making jury selection work in Miami for the John Couey trial.
Professor Roberta Flowers talked about judicial ethics with the Lakeland Ledger for the story “Roberts declines to back out of 22 cases.”
For Inzunza, Justice Takes Time
Dean Ellen Podgor spoke with Vladimir Kogan at the Voice of San Diego for the article, “For Inzunza, Justice Takes Time.”