Elder Consumer Protection Program

WTTA covered Stetson’s Elder Consumer Protection Program and its Identity Theft protection session.

Teacher Debra Lafave trial

Professor Cox spoke with WTSP about Debra Lafave, the teacher accused of having sex with a student, entering an insanity plea.

Medical marijuana debate

Associate Dean Cooper spoke with WTVT about the medical marijuana issue before the U.S. Supreme Court and the associated state vs. federal authority issues.

Identity Theft Protection Tips

Professor Stanford appeared on WTSP Ch. 10’s 6:30 a.m. newscast to provide identity theft protection tips and promote Stetson’s Elder Consumer Protection seminar.

Hooter v. Winghouse

Professor Wilson spoke with about trademark infringement issues in the case of Hooters v. Winghouse, which goes to trial this week.

Hooters claims trademark infringement

Professor Graves spoke about the intellectual property issues in the Hooters v. Winghouse case.

Shore fires defeated opponent’s wife

Professor Vaughan spoke about a fired employee at the Manatee County Clerk of the Court. The employee is married to the Clerk’s opponent who lost the recent election race.

Link to Bradenton Herald

Hooters suing Winghouse

Professor Wilson spoke about Hooters suing the Winghouse chain over trademark infringement.

Appointing a new U.S. Attorney General

Professor Davis spoke about the impact of appointing a new U.S. Attorney General, after the resignation of Attorney General Ashcroft.

Judge Stringer Youth Day

The St. Petersburg Times On Campus calendar reporter called regarding details about the Fifth Annual Judge Stringer Youth Day.

Three administrators promoted

The Tampa Tribune called regarding the recent promotions of three Stetson administrators.

Three administrators promoted

The St. Petersburg Times called regarding the recent promotions of three Stetson administrators.