Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Daytona Beach News-Journal for the article, “Man convicted of unlawful sex with minor, other charges.” The article also ran in the Associated Press.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Daytona Beach News-Journal for the article, “Man convicted of unlawful sex with minor, other charges.” The article also ran in the Associated Press.
Professor Charles Rose spoke with VICE News for the Dec. 21 article “It’s easier than ever to get away with murder in Florida.”
Professor Jason Bent spoke with the Tampa Bay Times for the story, “When Does Sexual Harassment Become a Crime? It’s a High Bar.”
Professor Peter Lake is quoted in Dec. 15 New York Magazine’s article, “Inside a Training Course for Campus Sexual-Assault Officers.”
Professor Charles Rose is quoted in the Tampa Bay Times article, “Being your own lawyer: bad idea. People in Tampa Bay do it anyway.”
The Dec. 11 E&E News quotes Professor Royal Gardner in the article, “Clean Water Act may offer ‘magic key’ for dam removal.”
Professor Rebecca Morgan wrote the Dec. 10 Elder Law Prof Blog, “If You Made a List, What Would You Do Differently When You Are Older?” She wrote the Elder Law Prof Blog, “When is a Tattoo an Advanced Directive?”
Professor Peter Lake is quoted in the Chronicle of Higher Education article, “How Sexual-Harassment Charges at U. of Rochester Spiraled Out of Control.”
Adjunct Professor Jay Wolfson is quoted in the Managed Healthcare Executive article,”Five ways Trump’s tax reform will impact healthcare.”
Professor Rebecca Morgan wrote the Dec. 6 Elder Law Prof Blog, “When a Tatoo is an Advance Directive?” and the Elder Law Prof Blog “More on Nursing Home Issues.” She also wrote the Dec. 5 Elder Law Prof Blog “Your Digital Property.” She wrote the Dec. 4 Elder Law Prof Blog “Second Phase of Changes to Nursing Home Regs.”
Professor Paul Boudreaux is quoted in the Gainesville Sun article, “Jim Tatum: It’s time to boot fracking from Florida for good.”
Professor Peter Lake spoke with the Tampa Bay Times for the story, “Why do universities handle sexual assault cases anyway?”