Rice agrees to testify in public
Professor Davis spoke on National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice’s agreement to testify before the Sept. 11 Commission in public and under oath.
Rice agrees to testify in public
Professor Davis spoke on National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice’s agreement to testify before the Sept. 11 Commission in public and under oath.
Students help with VITA program
WTSP Channel 10 will be running a feature on their newscast on the Stetson students participating in the VITA program helping people in need prepare their taxes.
Woman of Achievement Award
The Tampa Bay Business Journal will be running a brief and photo on student Neelofer Syed winning a woman of achievement award. It should appear in the education section next Friday.
Rebecca Luczycki, senior editor of Crittenden Magazines, will be contacting two Stetson students for a column she is writing about the experiences of entering law school. It should appear in both PreLaw Insider and The National Jurist.
Lawyer Advertising Bill
Dean Jacob spoke with Fox 13 about proposed legislation to restrict lawyer advertising in Florida.
Lawsuit by Coronet v Channel 8
Prof. Lake spoke with Channel 8 about a lawsuit filed by Coronet against Channel 8 for running an anti-Bush Sierra Club ad.
Reporter called for advice
A Tampa ABC action news reporter called for advice on where to send a letter of recommendation for applicant to school.
Mayoral election lawsuit
Dean Jacob spoke with Orlando public radio station WMFE about a suit filed there regarding a mayoral primary election.
Experts: Mounting a defense for Smith will be difficult
Professor Batey is quoted regarding the difficulty of mounting a defense for Joseph Smith, suspect in the murder of Carlie Brucia.
Al-Arian attorneys’ progress with evidence concerns court
Professor Nick Cox is quoted on the Al-Arian terrorism case being ready for trial in January and the impact of the case from a discovery standpoint.
This is a test publication
This is a test article to help with the architecture of the media report until other contacts have been entered.
Proposed minimum sentencing for those on parole
Professor Batey spoke to WMNF radio about the proposed legislation that would create 5 year minimum sentences for those on parole who commit a crime.