Professor Batey spoke with the Palm Beach Post yesterday regarding caps on pay for lawyers representing indigent defendants.

Chris Goffard with the St. Petersburg Times called to confirm whether two individuals who are running for office are actually Stetson grads. We called Robin Fuson and Kim Hernandez-Vance and asked if their permission to confirm this information, which we did. The story should run tomorrow as part of a political roundup section.

Student Jerri Mitchell-Tharpe is recognized in the Summer 2004 issue of PreLaw Insider magazine (page 5) for her pro bono work.

A reporter from The Gulfport Gabber volunteered for the final day of the Trial Skills and Techniques CLE and is writing a story for an upcoming issue.

Professor Richard Graves spoke live in the studio on WTSP’s 6 a.m. newscast about the impact of the 9/11 Commission’s report.

***Was looking for political analysis and impact of 9/11 commission report. Referred her to Cheryl in DeLand. She spoke with Dr. T. Wayne Bailey.

Dean Jacob spoke with WUSF's "Morning Edition" about the proposed no-protest zones in St. Petersburg.

Professor Allen spoke with WTVT Fox 13 about a suit moving for Florida to recognize the marriage of a homosexual couple that was married in Massachusetts. The suit was filed in federal court in Hillsborough County.

Professor Batey spoke with the Naples Daily News about a high-profile defendant who committed suicide after he was allowed out of jail on bond after a prior suicide attempt.

Professor Batey spoke with the Naples Daily News about a child molestation case where the accused had been on the run for 12 years and ended in a plea bargain.

Professor Batey spoke with the Sarasota Herald Tribune about fair trial/free press issues in the Carlie Brucia murder case.

STORY DID NOT DEVELOP ON OUR END. She was looking for an expert to speak on FCC issues with Howard Stern's first day on-air in Tampa. Referred her to Jim McGuire at Holland & Knight (after adjuct there was on vacation).