Supreme Court decision on 10 Commandments

Professor Broughton spoke with WFLA CH. 8 about the Supreme Court’s decision allowing the display of the 10 Commandments on some government property but not others.

Vis Moot and Burtron Awards

Mietra Malick from the Tampa Bay Business Journal called to get information about the Vis Moot win and the Burton Awards for the July 1 issue of the Journal, which features, “The Business of Law.”

Law goes up in flames

Professor Cox spoke with the South Florida Sun Sentinel about the impact of legislation prohibiting the sales of fireworks.

Link to South Florida Sun Sentinel

Miranda issues in Couey case

Professor Rose spoke with the St. Petersburg times about Miranda issues involving interviews with John Couey in the Jessica Lunsford murder case.

Florida appeals

Professor Rose spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about questions involving the appellate process in Florida, in particular four recent decisions by a Pinellas County circuit court judge have been overturned by the 2nd DCA.

Supreme Court eminent domain decision

Professor Broughton spoke with 970 WFLA regarding the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision today expanding the government’s power regarding eminent domain issues.

Proposed flag burning amendment

Professor Broughton spoke with the Daytona Beach News-Journal about the impact on free speech, if any, that passage of the proposed flag burning amendment would have.

Senator holds key in trade deal vote

Professor Rose spoke with St. Petersburg Times regarding Senator Mel Martinez and the vote on the U.S. Central American Free Trade Agreement.

History of the College of Law

Professor Cox and Aaron Reincheld spoke with the students in the HATS broadcasting class about the history of Stetson, what it’s like to be a student/professor, and the legal system.

Supreme Court rules on eminent domain

Professor Broughton spoke with Fox 13 regarding the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision regarding eminent domain.

Official power to seize land expands

Professor Broughton spoke with the St. Petersburg Times regarding the U.S. Supreme Court’s eminent domain decision, which allows for land or property to be seized for commercial development benefiting a community.

Carlie Brucia case update

Professor Batey spoke with from the Bradenton Herald about the trial of Joseph Smith in the Carlie Brucia case.