Professor Paul Boudreaux offered insights into the election and potential vice-presidential candidates for Trend News Agency in Azerbaijan.

Professor Peter Lake spoke with Scripps Howard News Service about a potential lawsuit against a school district involving a child with disruptive behavior problems who was tested for autism. The child was sent to the principal's office and his teacher asked students to vote on whether the child would stay in class or not. The class voted him out and told him not to return. His mother has announced a suit against the school district.

Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the June 9 St. Petersburg Times story, "Public defender tells of his cancer battle."

Dean Ellen Podgor was cited in the June 10 FCPA Blog article, "Justice for Corporate Defendants?"

Professor Michael Allen's "The Underappreciated First Amendment Importance of Lawrence V. Texas," was discussed on the Legal Theory Blog June 6.

Professor Michael Allen is shooting the new series on the Constitution, "Democracy Rules," at the Education Channel in Tampa.

Professor Rebecca Morgan's Theresa Award honor for great generosity in assisting people with special needs was a news item in the On the Move section of Sunday's St. Petersburg Times.

Adjunct Professor Richard Harrison will join Kathy Fountain's "Your Turn" program in the Fox 13 studio to discuss the pornography case, community standards versus the Internet and free speech issues. The program will air 12:30 p.m. Thursday.

Dean Ellen Podgor's White Collar Crime Blog was again cited in the Wall Street Journal blog, analyzing Scrushy's legal battle: http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2008/06/04/with-new-filing-scrushys-legal-battle-forges-on/

Professor William Kaplin spoke with Sylvia Lim at the Bradenton Herald for a story about a new school code impacting students' rights. There is a case in the school district in which the code that Professor William Kaplin discussed with the Bradenton Herald previously is being enforced. Ten children are affected and one may not graduate.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with John Able at the St. Petersburg Times regarding the release of taped telephone conversations between wrestling celebrity Hulk Hogan's son Nick Bollea, currently in jail serving an eight-month sentence for felony reckless driving, and his family. The tapes were released by the sheriff's office and have been introduced to the public by the media. A civil suit is underway.

Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, "Cruel court of adolescence," by Stephanie Garry.