Computer Misuse Alleged
Professor Bruce Jacob spoke with Lenny Savino at the Tampa Tribune about possible criminal charges/unauthorized use of property that a court clerk caught doing personal business on company machines while collecting overtime might face.
Guilty, but not over
Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with Daniel Fisher at Forbes magazine for the story, “Guilty, but not over,” about the Enron trial and verdict.
Professor Roberta Flowers’ interview with Mark Douglas at Channel 8 regarding justice delayed in a case involving a home improvement scam aired on the evening news program.
Suit futile, experts say
Professor William Kaplin spoke with Berny Morson, Rocky Mountain News, for a story about First Amendment/free speech issues that might arise if controversial CU Professor Ward Churchill brings suit against the university, the role of courts in reviewing such issues, and the extent to which courts might defer fact-findings and judgments.
Professor Carol Henderson appeared on the Jami Floyd show to offer expert analysis of the Kevin Goodwin murder trial on CourtTV.
Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with the AP about the Enron fraud trial verdict.
Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with the Wall Street Journal about the Enron fraud trial verdict for Skilling and Lay.
Professor Clark Furlow spoke with Lisa Davis at the Tampa Tribune for commentary on the Florida Supreme Court calling for removal of Circuit Judge John Renke, and how this will have consequences for perceptions of justice while he remains on the bench.
Dr. Susan Zucker’s article, “Forensic Science Education for the Civil and Criminal Justice Communities,” was published in Vol. 3, No. 1 2006 of Distance Learning…A Magazine for Leaders.
Professor Rebecca Morgan spoke with Kevin Bogos, a journalist with the Tampa Tribune, Tallahassee, about scams against the elderly and Stetson’s initiatives in elder law.
Professor Rebecca Morgan shared that the National College of Probate Judges is featuring the cutting-edge, elder-friendly Eleazer Courtroom on its web site.
Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the WB33 for insights into the Quattrone prosecution on May 20.