Elder Consumer Protection Fellow Erika Dine spoke with the Herald's Tilde Herrera for a story about a local alleged Ponzi scheme.

Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with the New York Times about deterrence for white collar crime during the eve of sentencing for Tyco executives L. Dennis Kozlowski and Mark H. Swartz.

Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with Grace Wong at CNN Money about sentencing for Ex-Tyco CEO Dennis Kozlowski.

Reporter Valerie Ingram of WUSF radio spoke with Elder Consumer protection Fellow Erika Dine for a piece on the elder law symposium and a piece about the Eleazer Courtroom Dedication.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Stephen Majors at the Herald in Bradenton for a story that ran today about the motion to suppress evidence in the drug possession trial of Joseph P. Smith, the man accused of murdering 11-year-old Carlie Brucia in Sarasota in February 2004.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Tampa Bay's 10 J. Michael Dixon about the new Eleazer elder-friendly courtroom and its impact on future courtrooms in the nation.

Reporter Curtis Krueger of the St. Petersburg Times covered the dedication of the Eleazer elder-friendly courtroom and its role as a template for future courtrooms in the nation, and spoke with a number of dedication participants, including Professors Rebecca Morgan and Roberta Flowers.

Professor Michael Allen did a live interview in studio on their morning show and a Wednesday evening broadcast at Fox 13 about a federal judge in San Francisco who ruled it's unconstitutional for public school children to recite the "Pledge of Allegiance" because it contains the words: "Under God."

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Jon Wilson of the St. Petersburg Times about a suit brought concerning redistricting voting districts in St. Petersburg.

Professor Rebecca Morgan, Professor Roberta Flowers, Erika Dine, and symposium participants and speakers all spoke with WUSF Radio's Valerie Ingram about the national elder law symposium.

Professor Carol Henderson spoke with Ann Michaud from Crain's Wire Service in New York about the increasing use of technology in police departments for an article that ran Monday, September 19.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Tampa Tribune reporter Elaine Silvestrini about recent indictments in the Lorenzo murder case, involving two men accused of murdering several people in the gay community.