Professor Lee Coppock spoke with the Florida Times-Union for the story, "Defiant Jacksonville retiree charged with practicing law without license."

Professor Luz Nagle spoke with Curtis Krueger at the St. Petersburg Times for the article, "One not guilty verdict won't stop prosecution of sex-trafficking cases."

Adjunct Professor Scott Bassett spoke with the Daytona Beach News-Journal for the article, "Piece of paper can't stop killer," by Frank Fernandez.

Dean Emeritus and Professor Bruce Jacob was quoted in The Crime Report article, "Who's Watching State Police?"

Dean James Fox commented for the St. Petersburg Times on the suit brought by Atheists of Florida to remove religious trappings from public governmental proceedings.

Professors Rose and Scully were quoted in the article, "Florida AG seeking Ross rehearing" for the Bradenton Herald.

Professors Kristen Adams and Ellen Podgor were mentioned in an article about the disadvantages of allowing victims of ponzi schemes to recover losses from the profits of victims who withdrew from the scheme before it collapsed.

Professor Marco Jimenez spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about how ownership of an engagement ring is determined in a divorce.

Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with the L.A. Times about the possible benefit of the arrest of Wesley Snipes' financial advisor in reversing his tax-charge conviction.

Professor Ellen Podgor commented on the U.S. Attorney General's recent memo of charging and sentencing for Main Justice Online.

Professor Charles Rose interviewed about a Florida Supreme Court ruling that overtuned the death sentence of a Manatee County man convicted in 2007 of killing his parents.

Dean Emeritus and Professor Bruce Jacob spoke about the U.S. Supreme Court's reversal of the Court of Appeals decision in U.S. v. Marcus for the Criminal Law Reporter.