St. Petersburg Times Reporter Helen Huntley interviewed Dean Cooper and Dean Radwan about proposed bankruptcy legislation.

Professor Nagle spoke with Bay News 9 as part of a special feature on International Women’s Day and to give an overview of the People’s Law School program to the television channel’s Spanish-speaking audience.

Professor Allen spoke with the Orlando Sentinel regarding new legislation being introduced in Congress regarding the Schiavo case.

Professor Batey’s article “Self defense as license for mayhem” ran in the Perspectives section of the St. Petersburg Times.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with the Daily Business Review about court challenges associated with domestic battery cases. This follows the acquittal yesterday of prominent South Florida developer Dan Catalfumo after being charged with battering an ex-fiancé.

Professor Rose spoke with the Weekly Planet about a recently passed bill that sets forth a person can use force if attacked in a place "where he or she has a right to be."

Professor Jacob spoke with Orlando NPR station WMPE about the controversy in the primary victory leading to the re-election of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer.

Professor Allen spoke with WTSP about what the ruling extending the stay in the Schiavo case means.

Professor Allen spoke with WUSF about what the ruling extending the stay in the Schiavo case means.

Professor Allen spoke about the latest developments in the Schiavo case.

Professor Allen spoke with WTVT Fox 13 about developments in the Terri Schiavo case.

Professor Batey spoke with St. Petersburg Times reporter about victims having a say in the sentencing of the man who molested five boys.