Professor Peter Lake spoke with Eric Hoover at the Chronicle of Higher Education about the recent ruling in the Elizabeth Shin MIT suicide case.
Professor Peter Lake spoke with Eric Hoover at the Chronicle of Higher Education about the recent ruling in the Elizabeth Shin MIT suicide case.
Dean Theresa Radwan and Dean Roy Gardner spoke with Ecosystems Marketplace about a forthcoming article they have written that will be published in The Environmental Law Reporter in August on mitigation banks and bankruptcies. The Ecosystems piece ran in September.
The St. Pete Bar ran a story and two photos of the new Eleazer Courtroom in their upcoming magazine.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with Steve Mills of the Chicago Tribune about a prosecutor legal issue.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with Dan Lynch from the Daily Business Review about judicial recusal and ethical issues stemming from a case in Palm Beach where a judge recused himself because one of the involved firms employs his wife.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with Sharon Parker of 970 WFLA for this afternoon’s broadcast about the Supreme Court nomination prospects and process.
Professor Michael Allen spoke live with KAHL talk radio in San Antonio, TX this evening about the Supreme Court nomination prospects and process.
Professor Rick Broughton spoke with Fox 13 for their 10 p.m. broadcast, 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. Wed. broadcasts, and the “Your Turn” talk show at 12:30 p.m. Wed.
Catherine Cushing of the St. Petersburg Times confirmed information with the Communications Office regarding the Elder Consumer Protection Program’s seminars.
Professor Nicholas Cox spoke with WTTA WB38 regarding a story about shooting in self-defense in St. Petersburg and the new applicable law. The story aired Saturday.
Professor Allen spoke with a radio station in Charlottesville, VA regarding a Supreme Court nomination process on Wednesday morning.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with Eben Brown at 970 WFLA for a story about the teacher accused of having sex with a student, rejecting a plea deal, and going forward with an insanity defense.