Professor Nicholas Cox spoke with St. Petersburg Times journalist Candace Rondeaux about new issues surrounding the Jennifer Porter hit-and-run case. Porter pled guilty and the sentencing hearing is set for Nov. 4. Professor Cox provided insight into the issue of leaving the scene, maximum and minimum sentencing and other similar cases.

Professor Luz Nagle spoke with journalist Bridget McCrea for a feature about her successes and achievements in the legal field in the “Maddux Business Report” special November “Focus on Legal.”

Professor Michael Allen spoke with Channel 13’s Glenn Selig about the new Supreme Court nominee and implications for the Court.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with WFLA Radio’s Eben Brown about the new Supreme Court nominee and implications.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Channel 8’s Mark Douglas about the ethical issues surrounding judicial delay and the idea of justice delayed=justice denied.

Dean Theresa Pulley Radwan spoke with Janet Leiser of the Gulf Coast Business Journal about bankruptcy law changes.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Tampa Tribune’s Thomas Krause about the constitutional rights vs. pat-down security measures at Buccaneer games.

Professor Robert Bickel spoke with Steve Hudack, Orlando Sentinel, to explain how liability and torts come into play in a scenario in which a drunken patron leaves a bar and then injures another person.

Professor Nicholas Cox spoke with Candace Rondeaux at the St. Petersburg Times for follow-up on a story she is working on about the Jennifer Porter hit-and-run case.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Tom Krause at the St. Petersburg Times about jury pardons and defense motions in a homicide case in which a robbery victim later ran down the robber with his vehicle.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Elaine Silvestrini of the Tampa Tribune about the defense resting in the Al-Arian trial without calling any witnesses.

Professor Nicholas Cox spoke with St. Petersburg Times journalist Candace Rondeaux about new issues surrounding the Jennifer Porter hit-and-run case. Porter pled guilty and sentencing is set for Nov. 4. Professor Cox provided insight into leaving the scene of the accident, minimum and maximum sentencing and other similar cases.