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

WTVT-Fox 13 videotaped students in Stetson’s HATS program at the Tampa Campus. Students presented the results of their work after the weeklong program. The Communications Office took a number of photographs of the work created by students.

St. Petersburg Times Reporter Carrie Johnson interviewed Professor Robert Davis about a proposed “no-protest zones” in St. Pete and First Amendment issues that might be associated with such zones.

Professor Mike Allen spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about possible constitutional issues that might arise with the possible approval of same sex marriages.

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).

Referred to DeLand, Dr. Bailey spoke on this issue.

Professor Batey spoke with the Bradenton Herald about a mismanaged case involving a traffic homicide, which resulted in disciplinary action for the sergeant handling the case.

Jim Thaler co-authored an article on CLEs for St. Pete Bar Association's "Paraclete."

Professor Nagle spoke with WTSP Ch. 10 about the international trafficking of humans and its impact in Tampa Bay.

Professor Rebecca Morgan spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about mental capacity issues involved in a dispute between two sisters over the assets of a mentally incapacitated father.

Professor Cox spoke about new legislation passed intended to help protect consumers from identity theft and keep private personal information. He also spoke on general protection issues.

Alan Drury from Gannett wanted to speak with Dean Jacob re: Martha Stewart being turned down for a new trial. Could not reach Jacob or any other full or adjuct faculty willing to speak.