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Stetson University, College of Law hosts Real Cases: A Legal Podcast, a society show with 41 episodes published.
Every generation of lawyers has had to adapt to new tools. But few tools have raised harder questions about judgment, authorship, and accountability than AI. In the latest episode of Real Cases, Professor Kirsten Davis,
On the latest episode of Real Cases, Dean Benjamin Barros and Associate Director of Student Financial Planning Heidi Gonzales explain how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is changing the student loan landscape—and
Behind every confident lawyer is someone who helped them find their footing. In the latest episode of Real Cases, we explore the mentorships—with deans, with professors, and with working attorneys—that help Stetson stude
Criminal law sits at the crossroads of fairness, accountability, and reform. From questions of who gets prosecuted to how victims are heard, Stetson Law pushes students to see beyond the verdict and into the systems that
On this episode of Real Cases, we discuss the business law concentration and Stetson's three-year dual JD/MBA degree with Professor of Law Theresa Radwan, Associate Professor of Law William Bunting, and Gage Bonjorn, a t
In the second episode of this two-parter, we sit down with Dean Anne Mullins; inaugural faculty bencher, Professor Kristen Adams; and one of the Inns program's first student readers, Mariana Monforte, a 3L who graduated
Your first few weeks of law school can feel like moving to another country where everyone speaks a slightly different language—and you need to be fluent by midterms. Perhaps that's why Stetson looked to a venerable insti
Athletes and celebrities may be the ones in the spotlight, but behind every sponsorship deal, headline-making trade, or backstage battle over royalties, there's a lawyer making it all happen. On this episode of Real Case
They say you should treat law school like a full-time job. But what does that really mean in practice, and how do you get the most out of your first year? In this episode, we sit down with Assistant Professor Erin Okuno,
What's the difference between "waiving" and "modifying," and how does that affect whether the President of the United States can forgive student loan debt? In this episode, we sit down with Stetson Law Professor Mark Bau
What do Babe Ruth, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, and a cat named Porkchop all have in common? They've all been distinguished guests on Stetson Law's storied hundred-year-old campus. In this episode we sit down with Brooke M. Smit
More and more job applications are processed by machine learning before a real person ever reads them. But can these algorithms exhibit prejudice? And, if so, what would it mean to adopt algorithmic affirmative action? I
Are presidents immune from criminal prosecution for actions they take in office? That was just one question – and perhaps not even the most wide-ranging one – under consideration in the decisions released at the end of t
How do part-time law students juggle a family, a job, and law school all at once? In this episode, we sit down with two strong advocates for Stetson Law's part-time program, Dominique Alford-Raymond and Grace Moseley. To
In an era of sharp and often predictably partisan disagreements within the Supreme Court, it might surprise some that Neil Gorsuch, one of the court's 6 conservative justices, has emerged as one of the fiercest proponent
Florida isn't just on the front line for climate change in America – it's also a testing ground for new legal questions about how to deal with its consequences. In the latest episode of Real Cases, we speak with Assistan
How did free African Americans before the Civil War regard the Constitution, freedom, and citizenship in a republic that excluded them from political participation? In the latest episode of Real Cases, we sit down with S
What's life like for young legal professionals in Tampa Bay? On this month's episode of Real Cases, we talk to three Stetson Law alums with prominent positions at law firms in the greater Tampa Bay community: Ciara Willi
By scrubbing the internet for information that it recombines into new texts and images, generative AI has launched a host of new questions about intellectual property law and liability. For instance, who's responsible if
What nation has jurisdiction if an astronaut commits a crime in space? Who owns the right to mine asteroids? How do countries co-manage the physical infrastructure of the internet – on earth and in orbit? On this month's
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