Professor Robert Batey spoke with Cristina Silva at the St. Petersburg Times for a story about a case in which a judge has issued a restraining order banning a man from entering the city in which a woman lives.

Professor Roberta Flowers talked with Elaine Silvestrini at the Tampa Tribune for her story about a company, "we the People," that offers legal services without a license to consumers.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Todd Leskanic at the Tampa Tribune for his trends piece about the no-show rate among jurors and its impact on justice.

Professor Robert Batey joined the "Your Turn" panel on Nov. 17 to discuss a former D.A. who committed suicide after being caught in the Dateline/Perverted Justice sexual predator ring.

Professor Nicholas Cox agreed to speak with Tom Lake at the St. Petersburg Times next week for a story about a child bitten by the family dog whose parents have moved the dog back into the home.

Communications Director Frank Klim spoke with Russell Rhodes live in Gulfport Nov. 17 about Stetson's unique role in the community on Hometown Friday: Gulfport on Good Day Tampa Bay on Fox 13.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Natalie Alund at the Bradenton Herald about a judge who has to undergo training before trying a capital murder case.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Kenya Woodard at the Daytona Beach News Journal about the latest developments in a case involving a state attorney who has been approved to start a grand jury investigation of another state attorney.

Professor Ruth Thurman spoke with Todd Leskanic at the Tampa Tribune about a complicated divorce case in which a judge reversed another judge's ruling regarding child custody.

Professor Rebecca Trammell joined a panel of experts this morning in the Tampa Bay Community Network studios in Tampa to dicuss access to information in libraries for a day of programming devoted to free speech issues.

Professor Bruce Jacob interviewed with the Florida Crossroads Program for a piece on the legacy of Nuremberg and Florida's role in WWII that aired on PBS Nov. 12.

Professor Luz Nagle spoke with David Bell at 970 WFLA live this afternoon about the breaking story of a German court preparing to press charges against Rumsfeld and others using a law that allows for universal jurisdiction.