Liability issues from lack of sidewalk
Professor Feeley spoke with a reporter from the St. Petersburg Times about the possible personal injury liability issue associated with neighbors rejecting the costs of building a sidewalk requested by a blind resident.
Resident wins homestead fight
Professor Wilson spoke with a reporter from the Bradenton Herald about a ruling which would allow property owners who significantly renovate or rebuild homes to qualify for tax exemption under the Homestead Clause.
Society influencing legislation
Professor Rose spoke to the Christian Science Monitor for a story on the relationship between societal norms and legislation.
Possibility of moving Al-Alrian trial
Professor Allen spoke with Bay News 9 concerning potentially moving the Al Arian case out of Tampa.
Professor Robert Batey spoke with Chris Tisch at the St. Petersburg Times about the impact of budget cuts in our county on the area’s justice system. The Pinellas County Public Defender’s Office is refusing to take on additional case load.
Start of Al-Arian trial
Professor Rose spoke about the start of the Al-Arian trial with 970 WFLA.
Al-Arian trial begins today
Professor Rose spoke with the USF student newspaper about the start of the Al-Arian trial.
Child beats sibling to death
Professor Rose spoke with WUSF about the issues involved in prosecuting a 7-year-old boy who beat his infant half-sister to death.
School vouchers going before Supreme Court
Professor Marks spoke with WUSF about the school voucher case and the Blaine Amendment.
Beating death
Professor Rose spoke with WNDB in Daytona about two teenagers who beat a homeless man to death.
Al-Arian trial beginning
Professor Rose spoke with WUSF about the Al-Arian case, its possible implications and importance.
Dean Coleman spoke with the Tampa Bay Times about the “quarter-life crisis” and reasons students in their late ‘20s enter law school.