Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the Washington Post Tom Raum story “Analysis: Wartime powers face scrutiny” on June. 30.

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Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the Charleston Gazette Tom Raum story “Analysis: Wartime powers face scrutiny” on June. 30.

Couey’s confession won’t get to jurors

Professor Rose spoke with John Frank at the St Petersburg Times regarding the evolving John Couey case and an upcoming motion hearing.

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Professor Paul Boudreaux spoke with the Orlando Sentinel about a story involving the struggle between local government/residents and expansion/development.

Drug trial could shake Colombia

Professor Luz Nagle talked with Carrie Weimar, St. Petersburg Times, for background on a story about battling drug cartels for her piece about the impact of the federal case in Tampa involving Cali drug cartel and Joaquin Valencia-Trujillo.

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Analysis: Wartime powers faces scrutiny

Professor Charles Rose spoke with the AP in Washington, D.C. about the Supreme Court ruling against President Bush on Guantanamo military tribunals. The story ran at the Washington Post and various national and international outlets.

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Professor Charles Rose was selected by Court TV today to provide extended legal commentary on the upcoming high-profile John Couey trial beginning in July. Couey, a registered sex offender, confessed to killing Jessica Lunsford last year.

Landowner, DeBary debate merits of proposed zoning change

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with Erin Ailworth, Orlando Sentinel, to offer insights into a case in DeBary involving a battle between local government/residents and a developer who wants to build 400 homes near a lake and trailer park. DeBary’s residents are struggling against expansion and building while the developer has asked a judge to review a decision to refuse a zoning claim.

Court Says Prosecutors Pressure White-Collar Defendants Unfairly

Dean Ellen Podgor spoke with the Wall Street Journal online for the story, “Court Says Prosecutors Pressure White-Collar Defendants Unfairly,” which posted on the WSJ site today.

‘Mail fraud’ charge is odd yet posts results

Dean Ellen Podgor spoke with Eric Zorn at the Chicago Tribune about mail fraud in a case about fraud at City Hall.

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Dean Ellen Podgor spoke with Bruce Alpert with the New Orleans Times-Picayune about the Bill Jefferson case.

Professor Peter Lake is featured in the upcoming issue of “Catalyst,” a publication produced by the U.S. Department of Education’s Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse and Violence Prevention.