News of Dean Clark Furlow being named new head of the Tampa Law Center appeared in American Digital Networks, Yahoo News, Earthtimes, Tampa Bay Business Journal, Jacksonville Business Journal, Orlando Business Journal, PR Newswire and the South Florida Business Journal.

News of Dean Clark Furlow being named new head of the Tampa Law Center appeared in American Digital Networks, Yahoo News, Earthtimes, Tampa Bay Business Journal, Jacksonville Business Journal, Orlando Business Journal, PR Newswire and the South Florida Business Journal.

Bradenton Herald reporter Natalie Alund interviewed Professor Robert Batey about a death penalty case with two juries, one for thr verdict and another for the sentencing.

Visiting Professor Howard Fink spoke again with Alex Leary at the St. Petersburg Times for a story about Save Our Homes and the tax impasse.

Professor Rose spoke with Laura Parker at USA Today about terrorism trials.

Dean Furlow spoke with Bob Andelman at the Maddux Report about taking the helm of the Tampa campus and Stetson's role in the vibrant Tampa business community.

Professor Jones agreed to speak with a magazine writer with the Bloodhorse in Kentucky, who is working on a story about a company in Ocala that sells horses. The company has registered as a non-profit.

Professor Robert Batey joined Kathy Fountain's Your Turn program to discuss the Nifong trial. Nifong, accused of violating several violations of the state's rules of professional conduct tied to his handling of the Duke Lacrosse incident, is on trial over the next few days.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Helen Huntley article, "White-collar cases inch toward justice," in the St. Petersburg Times.

Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, "Small field applies for job of U.S. Attorney," by Carrie Weimar.

Adjunct Professor Chris Shulman spoke with Kenya Woodard of the Daytona Beach News journal for her story about a racial discrimination lawsuit against the Flagler County Sheriff's office. The five plaintiffs have asked to be reinstated in their jobs, claiming they were fired or demoted because of their race.

Professor Howard Fink spoke with Catherine Dolinkski and Alex Leary, Tallahassee Bureau of the Tampa Tribune, about property tax protection measures and a proposed Constitutional amendment that would replace Save Our Home tax protection with a larger homestead exemption.