Professor Luz Nagle spoke with David Bell at 970 WFLA live this afternoon about the breaking story of a German court preparing to press charges against Rumsfeld and others using a law that allows for universal jurisdiction.
Professor Luz Nagle spoke with David Bell at 970 WFLA live this afternoon about the breaking story of a German court preparing to press charges against Rumsfeld and others using a law that allows for universal jurisdiction.
UM team’s trial by fire ends with a win
Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Matt Dolan at the Baltimore Sun for a story about the “Tournament of Champions” and Stetson’s role in the national competition.
Professor Rebecca Huss spoke with Thomas Lake at the St. Petersburg Times this afternoon for a story about the legal issues surrounding a child bitten by the family pet and then reintroduced into the home.
Tampa Tribune
Professor Meredith Craig spoke with Todd Leskanic at the Tampa Tribune for a story about a divorce proceeding involving multiple judges.
Professor Robert Batey spoke with the Bradenton Herald for insights into the penalty phases of trials.
McGlades savor taste of freedom
Professor Bruce Jacob spoke with Sylvia Lim about Bond being granted in the midwife case.
Professor Luz Nagle spoke with Maria Augustina Guerrero at the Tampa Bay Business Journal for a story about international adoptions and human trafficking.
Professor Luz Nagle spoke with Maria Augustina Guerrero at the Tampa Bay Business Journal for a story about international adoptions and human trafficking.
Professor Thomas Marks spoke with Pam Garron at Tampa Bay Community Netwotk about possible topics for her upcoming program on free speech issues.
Do Cooperation Agreements Diminish the Right to a Jury Trial in White-Collar Cases?
Dean Podgor’s opinion editorial “Do Cooperation Agreements Diminish the Right to a Jury Trial in White-Collar Cases?” was picked up by Law.com
Professor Robert Batey spoke with Camille Spencer at the St. Petersburg Times about trends in Florida’s growing female prison population. The state is now in the top ten nationwide for the murder of women in prison.
Professor Nicholas Cox spoke to Anna Tataris in Tampa about the oscar Ray Boldin murder trials. Boldin has been found guilty of murder numerous times.