Professor Michael Morley was featured in a Bloomberg Law article titled “Push to End National Injunctions Prompts Concern Over Rights.”

Professor Jacob Eisler was featured in an interview on NTD news titled, "Legal Panel Analysis: Lower Courts Blocking Trump’s Executive Orders ‘Extraordinary’ Because They’re Shaping Federal Policy.”

Professor Michael Morley was quoted in a Politifact article, "Was Zelenskyy's Pennsylvania visit ‘election interference’? Why experts say no."

Professor Wayne Logan was recently interviewed by WFLA News Channel 8 for a feature titled "Dexter's Law: Pushing for Tougher Sentencing for Animal Cruelty."

Professor Jay Kesten was quoted in a Business Insider article titled "Lawsuits involving DOGE and the Trump administration that corporate America may want to watch."

FSU Law’s Legislative Practice course welcomed Speaker Daniel Perez for an engaging discussion on his role as Florida Speaker of the House and his leadership approach. Former FSU President John Thrasher, who co-teaches the course alongside Associate Dean Debra Henley, moderated the conversation.

This week, we welcomed two judicial alumnae to campus. The first was the Honorable Judge Julie Sneed ('95) of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida as part of our Jurist in Residence Program. Judge Sneed was joined by First District Court of Appeal Judge Stephanie Ray ('95) as they enjoyed a breakfast with the FSU Law Federal Bar Association, giving remarks about their law school and post-graduation experiences.

Professor Elizabeth Ricci was quoted in a Fox News article entitled,"Trump DOJ targets blue county sheriff for releasing illegal immigrant criminal in college town."

In honor of National Mentoring Month, the Florida State University College of Law has ramped up efforts in January to strengthen student and alumni connections through mentorship initiatives.

Research shows that having a mentor brings many benefits, like greater job satisfaction and faster career growth, with many saying a mentor helped them succeed.