Patricia Gomez spoke with Univision’s Tampa station about immigration reform and other issues that might arise in the new term of President Bush.

Professor Cameron spoke with the Tampa Tribune about a case where a chiropractor is gaining a phone bank by getting the names of people recently in a car accident out of the newspaper.

Professor Batey spoke with the Tampa Tribune about a question concerning Florida penal law involving sex crimes and psychotherapists.

Professors Morgan and Flowers spoke with Leonard Post from the National Law Journal about demographics in juries and spoke extensively about the new elder friendly courtroom.

Professor Allen spoke with the Orlando Sentinel concerning the status of the Schiavo matter including what may or may not happen at the United States Supreme Court.

Professor Fox spoke with Esquire magazine about the history of the use of the title “Esquire” by lawyers.

Professor Michael Allen agreed to start a dialogue with L.A. News about a story on class-action lawsuits.

Dean Jacob spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about a murder case where the defendant’s lawyer said he had an ethical problem calling a witness his client wanted him to call.

Professor Batey spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about a case where a defendant is defending himself and entering an insanity plea.

Adjunct Professor Brudney spoke on background with St. Petersburg Times reporter Chris Hundley (892-2996) on labor law, strikes and collective bargaining issues.

Professor Cox spoke with WTVT on a story involving home improvement and poor work by contractors.

Dean Jacob spoke with the Bradenton Herald about legal issue surrounding a government building that was forced to take down some public art because of nude images.