Professor Charles Rose spoke with Florida Radio Networks about the x-box murders in which six people were murdered in Deltona.

Professor Dorothea Beane's visiting Katrina panel, New Orleans D.A. Eddie Jordan, Loyola Law Professor Bobby Marzine Harges and attorneys Phyllis Mann and Ron Austin spoke with Criminal Justice Forum host Frank Kopczynski for the radio program.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with Jennifer Liberto at the St. Petersburg Times today to interpret the opinion in the Florida Supreme Court decision today regarding consent in abortion. The Florida Supreme Court overturned the lower court decision. You can read the opinion on the Supreme Court Website here: http://www.floridasupremecourt.org/decisions/2006/sc04-2186.pdf

Professor Rebecca Morgan helped ABC Action News anchor Lisa Remillard with ideas for a story about elder consumer fraud. Professor Morgan is compiling elder fraud survey results that will be ready in preliminary form in April or May.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with ABC Action News reporter Lisa Remillard this morning for insights into the sentencing in the Dwight Gooden hearing set for tomorrow morning. Baseball star Gooden admitted in court last month that he violated his probation by using cocaine and may face prison time when he is sentenced tomorrow. The piece aired during the 5 a.m. and 7 a.m. early news show on ABC Channel 11.

Professor Darryl Wilson offered insights to Carl Nudi, Bradenton Herald, from a property perspective into a story about the City of Bradenton Beach restricting businesses, like realtors, from advertising with signs on city property. Also at issue are questions of free speech as they apply to businesses.

Professor Thomas Marks spoke with Jennifer Liberto, a journalist with the St. Petersburg Times in Tallahassee, about the new proposed bill 2676, which would allow tax exemptions for property used for displays of biblical history/worship. Professor Marks explained key legal issues and insights into Constitutional law.

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with the Tampa Bay Business Journal for a profile on athletes who've become successful in other fields and the role of sports in their present careers. A photojournalist was on campus to catch Professor Wilson in the classroom.

Adjunct Professor Carl Nelson spoke with Shadi Rahimi of the St. Petersburg Times about admiralty issues and a lawsuit filed against the Coastguard, and whether or not the Coastguard will be liable for not administering proper aid.

Professor Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Wall Street Journal blog about jury instructions in Enron.

Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with a reporter from the L.A. Times today.

Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with Geri Dreiling of the ABA Journal about the possibilities of a tainted jury pool in the George Ryan corruption trial.