Professor Nicholas Cox spoke with Fox 13's Warren Elly about the motion that was filed by the State Attorney today in the Debra Lafave case seeking a gag order on the defense attorney.

Professor Nicholas Cox spoke with WFLA radio's Eben Brown about the motion in the Debra Lafave case seeking a gag order on the defense.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Bay News 9's Chris Hawes about the Debra Lafave case and the fairness of an absence of bond restrictions.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Julie Pace at the Tampa Tribune about how the Fourth Amendment applies to pat-downs at Raymond James Stadium, similar cases, and how Fourth Amendment interpretation may be changing post 9/11.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with WFLA radio's Sharon Parker this afternoon about developments in the Al-Arian trial and their implications.

Professor Nicholas Cox spoke with Stephen Majors at the Herald in Bradenton for a story about criminal trial procedure in the Joseph Smith case.

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with Channel 8's Peter Bernard about a story involving mobile home tenants who have been without water for days because park owners neglected to pay their water bill. Professor Wilson offered a list of consumer resources for the tenants.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Steve Inskeep at WUSF radio about the close of the Al-Arian trial and issues surrounding the case for the Morning Edition news program.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Channel 8's Josh Thomas about sentencing for charges against Jennifer Porter, the school teacher accused of a hit-and-run involving young children.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Glenn Selig at Fox 13 about sentencing for charges against Jennifer Porter, accused of leaving the scene of the accident involving the death of young children.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Tampa Tribune's Tom Krause for a story about sentencing in the Jennifer Porter case.

Professor Nicholas Cox spoke with St. Petersburg Times journalist Candace Rondeaux about new issues surrounding the Jennifer Porter hit-and-run case. Porter pled guilty and the sentencing hearing is set for Nov. 4. Professor Cox provided insight into the issue of leaving the scene, maximum and minimum sentencing and other similar cases.