National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology and the Law's Greg Hill and Jeff Chesen compiled research to help Tampa Tribune reporter Lindsay Peterson with her story about serial killers in Florida.

Professor Darryl Wilson was quoted in an article in today's St Petersburg Times Business Section on a small company in Clearwater that is being sued for copyright infringement by selling kits that make golf carts look like miniature Hummers, Chevrolets, Chevy bel Airs and Monte Carlos. Professor Wilson discussed how trademarks operate.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Anthony McCartney, the Tampa Tribune, for a story about a man serving a 30-year sentence for rape and murder in Tampa in 1997, who was released after 16 years. The man is accused of raping and killing a woman in South Carolina after leaving prison and Professor Batey agreed to discuss sentencing minimums for crimes.

Admissions Director Laura Zuppo-offered insights for a story by Jane Meinhardt at the Tampa Bay Business Journal about recent trends in law school applications.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Fox 13 for commentary into the John Couey trial. Couey, accused of raping and murdering Jessica Lunsford of Homosassa in February 2005, was in court today and the judge has decided to import a jury from outside Citrus County. Glenn Selig aired the piece.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Eben Brown, 970 WFLA, regarding developments in the Couey case, in which the judge has just allowed cameras inside the courtroom.

Professor Carol Henderson has agreed to be available for commentary to CourtTV into the high-profile Couey case.

Tampa Bay Business Journal's Augustina Guerrero spoke with the law school about how law school deans are seeking to oust the American Bar Association from the tenure process.

Professor Bruce Jacob spoke with the Tampa Tribune for the story, "Computer misuse alleged" on June 4.

Professor Cynthia Hawkins-Leon has agreed to talk with west coast Metro News reporter Vrinda Normand this afternoon about family law and juvenile dependency law issues.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in Conglomerate Forum on Enron on May 30.

Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with Daniel Fisher at Forbes magazine for the story, "Guilty, but not over," about the Enron trial and verdict.