Elder Consumer Protection Program

Jennifer Moody with the Elder Consumer Protection Project spoke with St. Petersburg Times reporter Catherine Cushing confirming information for an upcoming speech.

Air Force Academy trial

Professor Rose spoke with CNN on a story concerning a rape trial at the Air Force Academy and the use of MRE 513.

Pre-trial videoes to settle cases

Professor Feeley spoke with the Tampa Bay Business Journal for a story about lawyers using videos to document their facts and trying to settle cases before going to trial.

Federal sentencing

Professor Batey spoke with the radio show “Criminal Justice Forum” on federal sentencing.

Bail Call Weighs Rights, Crime

Professor Rose spoke with the Tampa Tribune about a judge not withholding bail in a capital case where the defendant confessed to shooting his wife.

Link to Tampa Tribune, MSNBC

Employment benefits law

Professor McClendon spoke with the Tampa Bay Business Journal about interest in the area of employment benefits law.

Commencement speakers

St. Petersburg Times reporter Robert Trigaux called for information about the College’s commencement speaker and his speech for a story about advice given in such speeches.

Consumer protection and identity theft tips

Professor Nagle and Bronwyn Stanford will speak with Bay News 9 and Bay News 9 en Espanol for consumer protection tips.

Michael Jackson case

Professor Charles Rose spoke with 970 WFLA about the legal issues involved with the Michael Jackson trial.

Changes in alimony law

Professor Hawkins-León and Professor Nagle spoke about changes in Florida’s alimony laws that will allow for people to seek an end to making alimony payments if their former spouse has a “supportive relationship” with someone else.

Law schools welcome to non-traditional students

Dean Guy spoke with a reporter from the South Florida Daily Business Review about non-traditional students for a story about a 72-year-old FSU law student.

And he’s still practicing

Professor Rose spoke with a reporter from the St. Petersburg Times about whether someone’s house could be forfeited property after being indicted by the federal government on Medicare fraud.