Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the Naples Daily News story by Aisling Swift, "Man who shot burglar could use 'Stand Your Ground' law defense, lawyers say."

Dean Clark Furlow joined a panel of experts in the Fox 13 studios for a discussion about the fallout from AIG.

Professor Luz Nagle was quoted in the front page Daytona Beach News-Journal article, "Latinos' financial success, political clout increasing."

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Harvard Law Record article, "CR-CL conference probes meaning of Jena 6."

Qatar University ran news of Vice President and Dean Darby Dickerson's visit to the Legal Education in the Arab World: Current Status and Future Perspectives conference March 18-19 in Qatar. The event was organized in conjunction with the American Bar Association and addressed such topics as "International standards for LLM and post-graduate programs," "Globalization in legal education and multi-lingual curriculum standards and assessment," "Legal research and writing," "Practical skills training, clinical programs and civic education," and "Continuing Legal Education and training for young lawyers."

News of Professor Carol Henderson's statement before the House on the state of forensic science was picked up by media outlets including Healthcare Finance, Tax & Law Weekly; Biotech Week; Medical Verdicts and Law Weekly; Medicine and Law Weekly; Lab Law Weekly; Health Business Week; Law & Health Weekly; Healthcare Mergers, Acquisitions and Ventures Week; FNS Daybook; Pharma Investments, Ventures and Law Weekly; Lab Business Week; House Science and Technology Committee The Washington Daybook; The Frontrunner; Congressional Quarterly Inc.; and Federal Information and News Dispatch Inc.

An article by the NCSTL's Diana Botluk ran in the Paraclete magazine.

News of Professor Luz Nagle visiting Santa Clara University for a law symposium was picked up by national media outlets including MarketWatch, Forbes and Reuters.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Times-Leader article, "Corruption added to 2 judges' lawsuit," by Jerry Lynott.

Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the Orlando Sentinel story by Willoughby Mariano, "Prosecutors: Casey Anthony should reveal how she pays for her defense."

Professor Carol Henderson presented "Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: A Path Forward," before the U.S. House Subcommitee on Technology and Innovation. Her remarks were broadcast on C-SPAN 1.

Dean Ellen Podgor's popular White Collar Crime Prof Blog made the "Headlines Around the Web" on the New York Times Website.