Adjunct Professor Chris Shulman spoke with Newschannel 8's Peter Bernard about the issues surrounding Steve Stanton's firing by the city of Largo. Stanton is undergoing gender reassignment surgery and has been fired.

Professor Candace Zierdt agreed to talk with Ludi Lelis at the Orlando Sentinel to define some differences between the juvenile and adult court and adjudicatory hearings.

Professor Robert Batey was quoted on the front page of the Daytona Beach News Journal in an article regarding the appellate court ruling in the Tanner/Shorstein grand jury investigation involving two state attorneys.

Professor Robert Batey joined the Fox 13 "Your Turn" with Kathy Fountain panel in the studios to discuss the Duke LaCrosse case in which charges were dropped against the accused.

Professor Rebecca Morgan spoke with St. Petersburg Times reporter Helen Huntley for the article "Center serving as trustee for disabled" in the April 15 Times.

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with Kathy Fountain's "Your Turn" panel in the Fox studios about the potential legal issues surrounding pet owners who have lost their pets to contaminated dog and cat food.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Doug Smith at Fox 13 for legal background on his story.

Dean Ellen Podgor co-authored an article with NACDL president marty Pinellis for the National Law Journal on ethics rules being used against attorneys who represent individiuals at Guantanamo.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Ocala Star-Banner today about how prosecutors decide to charge certain cases and not charge others when race is an issue.

Professor Carol Henderson's new role as president-elect of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences ran in the Business Section of the Times.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Andrew McCarthy at the Tampa Tribune about appeals and finality.

St. Petersburg Times reporter Lin Young spoke with the Elder Consumer Protection Program for an article about the seminar in Stetson's elder-friendly Eleazer Courtroom about how elder consumers can avoid traveling criminals. Donna Saxer, crime prevention police officer with Pinellas Park, was the speaker.