Counting the Vote: The lasting legacy of Florida's 2000 presidential election“What happened in 2000 is exactly what everyone feared, that it would go down to a few thousand votes or less.”
Desegregation Pioneers honored during UF Constitution Day ProgramFifty years ago Virgil Hawkins changed the course of history for higher education in the state of Florida.
Weathering the Storm: New Orleans still recovering 3 years after KatrinaJohn T. Marshall joins the fight to save the city using eminent domain as a powerful tool for recovery.
Hall of Justice: Bringing justice to victims of state-sponsored terrorismAndrew C. Hall fights for the rights of victims of state-sponsored terrorism.
Switching Courts: From the home court to the drug court, Judge Andy Owens makes the goalAfter 25 years as a circuit judge, Owens tries to instill the persistence he learned on the court in others.
Legal Technology 101: Part I, Electronic Practice ManagementAndy Adkins, left, and Larry Marraffino co-teach Law Practice Management, a class designed to teach law students about practicing law from time and billing to case and practice management systems.
Legal Technology 101: Part II, e-DiscoveryE-discovery is the most rapidly-evolving field in the legal profession, but many law schools and lawyers find themselves behind the curve in adapting.