Professor Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Houston Chronicle for comments about the latest news about Ken Lay in the courtroom.

Professor Thomas Marks talked with Lester Daily at Tampa Bay Newspapers about the legal issues and privacy provisions surrounding Sheriff Jim Coates prohibition against adultery by his deputies.

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with the St. Petersburg Times Steve Thompson about contract law in a condo deal that went wrong for an article entitled "Contracts for homes have clause for concern," that ran on the front page of the Sunday Times.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Doug Smith at Fox for an investigative piece about a fatal boating in which the prosecution refused to press charges. The piece aired on Fox 13's news program at 10 p.m.

Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with Monday Morning's Investment News about corporate scandals involving former WorldCom executive Bernard Ebbers.

The Tampa Tribune called and verified facts and photo captions on the Chester Bedell Trial Team Win release for publication.

Professor Charles Rose offered insights into the new proposed bill Senator Victor Crist is endorsing that would, in part, give hit-and-run offenders 24 hours to turn themselves in. Kevin Graham, St. Petersburg Times, called for perspective on how the bill might be improved from one of our legal analysts.

The Seniority section of the St. Petersburg Times ran a piece on consumer scams against the elderly in today's paper. Professor Rebecca Morgan spoke with Sharon Ginn for the article, "Trust, but verify," and Times photograper Bob Croslin and journalist Rodney Thrash visited campus during the Senior Fraud Forum Jan. 19 to take photographs and speak with fraud victims that ran with the piece today.

Professor Ellen Podgor was quoted in Wall Street Journal Online Blog Edition about the Enron-WorldCom connection.

Professor Morgan spoke with journalist Kathy Chu of USA today regarding the new way scams are being perpetrated, including senior marketing seminars used to pitch products.

Professor Lizabeth Moody spoke with Michael Hinman, a journalist with the Tampa Bay Business Journal, about a non-profit statute that prevents a person convicted of a felony from being part of a charity.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with the St. Petersburg Times' Chris Tisch today about the U.S. Supreme Court blocking the execution of Clarence Hill pending a decision about the issue of lethal injection: at question is whether a federal appeals court erred in denying Hill's claim that Florida's method of execution violated his civil rights.