When media outlets are looking for expert analyses of legal matters, they often reach out to Robert Jarvis, a law professor with Nova Southeastern University’s Shepard Broad College of Law. Jarvis runs the gamut of expertise, from Florida Constitutional law to death penalty cases to decisions by the governor.
His latest calling has been to help sort through the ramifications of the Roe vs. Wade decision and its effect on abortion rights here in Florida. Professor Jarvis was interviewed recently on the possible impact of the landmark decision by the U.S. Supreme court by CBS12 News. Watch the full interview HERE.
Here are just a few of Professor Jarvis’ other news appearances.
- Judge Francis among names of six finalists for state Supreme Court sent to DeSantis
- June is a pivotal month for abortions in Florida
- ‘My life has changed forever,” says woman hit by rubber bullet
- ‘God’s gift to lawyers:’ DeSantis’ culture war gets him sued a lot
- Jury selection in Nikolas Cruz trial to resume Monday under cloud of uncertainty
- Jamaica-born Renatha Francis a favored finalist for Florida Supreme Court
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