Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law: Myth vs. Reality
Claims of lawful self-defense still require proof that a threat was immediate and serious enough to justify the force used.
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US Expands Research Access for Psychedelic Drugs
Policy change expands research on psychedelics for addiction and mental health
Study Finds Limits to Naloxone Effectiveness
Study shows naloxone less effective against powerful synthetic opioid overdoses
FSU College of Law Achieves Historic High in U.S. News & World Report Rankings
FSU Law also continues to distinguish itself as the No. 1 Best Value Law School in the Nation, according to preLaw Magazine (2025).
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Partner with 8am™
Multi-year partnership includes naming rights for all-inclusive premium lounge
at Raymond James Stadium.
Gun Ownership by Gender in 2026: Closing the Gender Gap
The narrowing gender gap in gun ownership indicates that firearms are increasingly being seen as essential tools for self-defense by women.
While America Celebrates 4/20, Thousands Remain Behind Bars for Cannabis
This April 20, dispensaries will celebrate how far cannabis has come. Elsewhere, tens of thousands of people will spend that same day in a cell.
Cooley Law School Innocence Project Secures Release of Dell Crawford
Dell Crawford was released on March 24 after serving 17 years in prison.
2026 State of the Corporate Law Department Report: GCs Align Strategy to Corporate Imperatives, but C-Suites Want More
Corporate legal departments have embraced value, AI, and data-driven strategies to better align with their organizations’ overall business goals, but a new report reveals a disconnect: C-Suite leaders want clearer proof of legal’s impact on business success.
Strategies a Good Personal Injury Attorney Adopts
Nobody should have to pay because someone else was careless on the road, whether it was a manufacturer, employer, or property owner.