U.N.A.-U.S.A. speaker

WTTA WB 38 filmed at today’s presentation by Lesley Vann of the United Nations Association of the United States of America.

Information about mistrials

Professor Batey spoke with the Palm Beach Post for a story about mistrials.

Family court funding

Professor Batey spoke with a reporter at the Daily Business Review in Miami about family court funding.

Effects of HIPPA laws

Adjunct Professor Rugg spoke with a reporter with the St. Petersburg Times about unintended effects of Hippa laws.

Foreign agent counterespionage

Professor Nagle spoke with a reporter from El Nuevo Herald about the Foreign Agents Registration Act(FARA) Counterespionage Section.

Profile of Professor Luz Nagle

This week Professor Nagle has spoken a few times this week with Univision’s Tampa affiliate for a feature profile.

Martinez chooses politics over past

Professor Rose spoke with St. Petersburg Times reporter Anita Kumar about the possible conflict of a Congressman who is a trial lawyer voting on tort reform.

Link to St. Petersburg Times

Consumer protection against infomercials and mail fraud

Professor Cox spoke with Jacksonville radio station WOKV for a story about the Elder Consumer Protection Program and this month’s fraud topic of mail and television scams.

Disputed death penalty case

Professor Batey spoke with at the Tampa Tribune about a death penalty case that is about to go before the Florida Supreme Court.

Clearinghouse speech

Reporter called from WUSF about the upcoming speech of Dr. Cyril H. Wecht, and is trying to arrange a phone interview that meshes with the doctor’s busy schedule for a preview story before the speech.

With witnesses in hiding, case in slaying is dropped

Professor Cox spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about a homicide case that was dropped because they couldn’t subpoena any witnesses.

No duty to report abuse suit

Professor Batey spoke to the Bradenton Herald about the statute of limitations involving sex crimes.

Link to Bradenton Herald