Professor Bill Kaplin spoke to Kelly Cuculiansky at the Daytona Beach News Journal about free speech issues for her story about a man protesting the war by making windchimes that sound like machine gun fire.

Professor Michael Seigel spoke with Josh Swiegart at the Highland Times regarding the question of lawfully recording someone while an officer of the law involved in an investigation.

Professor Charles Rose made himself available for courthouse commentary in the Couey trial in Miami in February.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Latisha Gray at the Sarasota Herald Tribune about Florida's hit-and-run laws for a story about a hit-and-run accident in which 17-year old motorist hit a bicyclist and then left the scene. The motorist returned to the scene and reported the incident to his mother, who called the police, and no charges were filed.

Professor Royal Gardner spoke with Steve Newborn at WUSF radio about the Wildlife Law Conference.

Professor Luz Nagle spoke with Carrie Weimar at the St. Petersburg Times about "Chuckie" Taylor Jr., son of Liberian dictator Charles Taylor, whom the U.S. government has decided to prosecute on three counts of torture using a 1994 law.

WMNF radio's Roxanne Escobales recorded former U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno's presentation about the everglades for a story about conservation. Fox 13 also recorded Ms. Reno's presentation at the Inn's of Court Banquet.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with Steve Nichols at Fox 13 about the city of St. Petersburg's legal exposure and the issue of destruction of private property for a piece about city officials raiding and slashing donated tents at two homeless camps.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Kenya Woodard at the Daytona Beach News Journal about the lawfulness of recording someone while an officer of the law involved in an investigation. The story follows the conclusion of a grand jury investigation of State Attorney John Tanner, cleared of allegations of abuse of authority while investigating inmate-abuse complaints at a jail.

Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the Sarasota Herald Tribune article "Deputies cleared in home invasion," by Latisha Gray.

Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the piece, "Defense seeks more time to prepare for Couey trial," by Anthony McCartney and Neil Johnson in the Tampa Tribune. Link to the complete story here: http://tbo.com/news/metro/MGB6ELQH5XE.html

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Jason Geary at the Tampa Tribune for a story involving Florida's definition of misdemeanor battery in a case in which a young man with a pre-existing heart condition was allegedly beaten to death four years ago.