Dean Jacob spoke about threats made against the President and how to judge credible threats.

Professor Allen spoke about the proposed Amendment 1 concerning teenage abortions. The story compares the parents’ right to know with the teens’ right to privacy.

Professor Fox spoke about the issues surrounding payouts and suing insurance companies over hurricane damage.

Professor Davis spoke about the proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution on the ballot this fall and their confusing wording.

Professor Davis spoke about the overall issues involved with the proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution on the ballot this fall. It was the first of a number of appearances on the stations to discuss the amendment issues.

Dean Dickerson spoke about the Fifth Annual Wild, Wild West Bench and Bar-B-Que at the Gulfport campus.

Professor Finch spoke about a high-speed chase in Volusia County that resulted in the death of two individuals.

Professor Boudreaux spoke about various issues surrounding the Electoral College. In addition to speaking with the host, he answered questions from listener calls.

Professor Allen spoke about the Motion for Rehearing filed by Governor Bush in the Schiavo case.

Professor Flowers spoke about the ethics and tactics of campaigning for a judicial position.

Professor Cox spoke about supply and demand versus price gouging, particularly in light of hurricane reconstruction.

Professor Swygert wrote an article on the history of the College of Law and the motivation for the move to Gulfport 50 years ago.