FSU Law School Session Preview

By: Blaine Tolison Email

Updated: Mon 10:51 PM, Feb 18, 2008

Law students listened to Senators and Representatives preview the big issues legislation will confront for the 2008 legislative session. Former FSU president, professor Sandy D'Alemberte moderated the discussion. At the end, students submitted questions addressing issues that mattered to them. Some of the questions were selected and commented on by the Legislators.

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