Plea process
Professor Rose spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about the plea bargain process, its pros and cons for a feature about a Pasco County attorney with a high plea rate.
Plea process
Professor Rose spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about the plea bargain process, its pros and cons for a feature about a Pasco County attorney with a high plea rate.
Plea bargains in Ohio
Professor Batey spoke with the Associated Press in Ohio about plea bargains.
Prosecution Strategy Is “Fascinating’
Professor Rose spoke with at the Tampa Tribune about the Lorenzo case and the situation of a person being held also being accused of other crimes.
City ordered to pay Ducks $13.5 million
Professor Bauer spoke with the Key West Citizen about an antitrust case going on with two rival tourist bus companies.
Right to a speedy trial
Professor Bell spoke with the Tampa Tribune about issues surrounding getting a speedy trial in Florida.
Rape, carjacking suspect skips out on trial date
Professor Rose spoke with the Daytona Beach News Journal about a man who skipped his trial after being released on his own recognizance because of trial delays.
Mistrial because of sleeping juror
Dean Emeritus Bruce Jacob spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about a murder trial declared a mistrial because of a sleeping juror.
Graduating student Nicole Villareal
WB 38 talked with Nicole about being the first female graduate of The Citadel to attend law school.
Selection sessions
Professor Rose spoke with the USF-Oracle about general issues to expect in the Al-Arian trial.
Clearinghouse and the CSI effect
Professor Henderson spoke with the Fox News Channel about “The CSI Effect” on cases and juries and the work of the National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology and the Law.
Antitrust suit in Key West
Professor Bauer spoke with the Key West Citizen about antitrust issues involved in a case involving the city of Key West and Duck Tours.
Elected versus appointed judges
Professor Rose spoke with Florida Public Radio about elected vs. appointed judges and the possible implications of Governor Bush making a significant number of appointments.