Spotlight
You have to start with you.
Student, parent, describes the path from track star in Jamaica to law school.
News
- Professor Gardner speaks at U.N. on water and sanitation
- Graduate appointed federal judge
- Stetson Law offers free will service for veterans aged 60 or older
- Need help prepping for exams? Professor Beane encourages breezeway discussions
- Stetson hosts the South Atlantic Regional Tournament of the American Collegiate Moot Court Association
- Stetson wins best brief, advances to NYC Bar National Moot Court Competition
Quotable
“It’s very clear that law enforcement is struggling with keeping the rest of us safe while not using excessive force. One of the things we are seeing is a turn towards technology as a means of leveling the playing field to understanding as we deal with this issue going forward. The advent of body cameras by police may very well be the thing that turns the tide. We don’t know yet, but what we do know is that when you have oversight through digital eyes, the conversation changes. And for the law, and for the people, that’s a good thing.”
Professor Charles Rose III, director of the Center for Excellence in Advocacy at Stetson Law, speaking on police use of deadly force.
Faculty In the News
Royal Gardner – Politifact
Peter Lake – Huffington Post
Ellen Podgor – Marketplace
Michael Allen – Bloomberg Law
Susan Rozelle – SCOTUSblog
Paul Boudreaux – Washington Post
Rebecca Morgan – WUSF
Ciara Torres-Spelliscy – SCOTUSblog
Brooke Bowman – preLaw
Charles Rose – ABC Australia
Louis Virelli – Wall Street Journal
Judith Scully – WUSF
Jason Bent – CNBC
Christopher Pietruszkiewicz – Lawdragon