Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the Tampa Tribune article,"Judge rejects Stand-Your-Ground defense in fatal shooting."

Professor Paul Boudreaux spoke with the WMNF Evening News at a conference about dealing with ocean acidification on the Eckerd College campus.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Kate Caldwell at Newschannel 8 about the stand your ground law versus self-defense for a story about Donald Montanez, a tow truck driver fighting a murder charge.

Professor James Fox's article, "The Law of Many Faces: Antebellum Contract Law Background of Reconstruction-Era Freedom of Contract," was highlighted in the May 12 Legal History Blog.

Professor Robert Batey appeared with a panel of experts in the Fox 13 studios for the Kathy Fountain "Your Turn" program on the Supreme Court looking at the possibility of life in prison without parole for juvenile offenders.

Dr. Tim Kaye's article, "Divided by a Common Language: Why the British Adoption of the American Anti-Discrimination Model Did Not Lead to an Identical Approach to Age Discrimination Law," appeared on the Elder Law Prof Blog on May 13.

Professor Peter Lake joined a panel of experts live in the Fox 13 television studios to discuss how social networking sites are impacting peoples' lives, safety and careers for the Kathy Fountain program.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted on the front page of the Houston Chronicle in the story, "Skilling asks Supreme Court to review conviction." The story was also picked up by Trading Markets.

Dean Emeritus Bruce Jacob's co-authored National Right to Counsel Committee report, "Justice Denied: America's Continuing Neglect of our Constitutional Right to Counsel," has been mentioned in national media including the Baton Rouge Advocate, Daytona Beach News-Journal, Michigan Messenger, National Law Journal, San Francisco Bay View, WPFW-Pacifica Radio, NPR, WBAI Pacifica, WBAE-NPR, KPFT Pacifica, WBAI Pacifica, the American Constitution Society Blog, Crime and Consequences, the Crime Report, Suits and Sentences, Arbitrary and Capricious, Center for Justice, CrimProfBlog, Equal Justice Works, Infinity Ranch, Race Wire, Criminal Justice, The StandDown Texas Project, The Blog of Legal Times, Corporate Legal Times, Legal Ethics Forum, A Public Defender, Sentencing Law and Policy, and TalkLeft.