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University of Baltimore Law Forum

Volume 30, Number 1, Summer/Fall 1999

University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 30 Number 1 (Summer/Fall 1999) Front Matter

The Problem of the Intimidated Witness: The Need to Shore up the Nance Doctrine Regarding the Admission of Prior Statements
Lynn McLain

A Court of Appeals of Maryland Time Capsule: Six Historic Arguments in the Nation's Oldest Appellate Court

The Necessity of Medicaid Planning
Jason A. Frank

An Amendment to the Constitution of the United States to Protect the Rights of Crime Victims: Exploring the Effectiveness of State Efforts
Jennifer J. Stearman

Setting Limits on Spousal Privileges in Maryland's Federal Courts: The Virtues and Vices of Bright-Line Rules
Eric H. Singer

Recent Developments: Attorney Grievance Comm'n of Maryland v. Painter: An Attorney Who Commits Repeated Domestic Violence and Has Been Convicted for Similar Conduct Is Subject to Disbarment
Valerie G. Esch

Recent Developments: Baynor v. State: Maryland Rule 4-263 Requires the State to Produce Relevant Information Regarding the Acquisition of Statements Made during a Custodial Interrogation That the State Intends to Use at Trial
Anabelle Berges

Recent Developments: Bentley v. Carroll: Jury Instructions Stating That Statutory Violations Are Evidence of Negligence Are Permissible
George Mahaffey Jr.

Recent Developments: Bryan v. State Roads Comm'n: Six Person Juries Are Sufficient for Condemnation Damages Proceedings under the Maryland Constitution
Meredith Stein

Recent Developments: Carter v. State: To Overcome a Defendant's Sixth Amendment Right to a Public Trial, the Court Must Provide a Compelling Interest Evidenced by Case-Specific Reasons
Akia Fox

Recent Developments: Coates v. Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative, Inc.: Utility Pole Owners Have a Duty to Refrain from Creating Unreasonable Risks to Roadway Travelers
Brent Bolea

Recent Developments: Ferris v. State: After Completion of a Routine Traffic Stop, Separate Reasonable Articulable Suspicion Is Required to Support a Continued Detention or Seizure
Kristin E. Blumer

Recent Developments: Giant Food, Inc. v. Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation: Disqualification of Unemployment Eligibility under Section 8-1004 of the Labor and Employment Article Is Lawful When There Is Substantial Curtailment at the Individual Facility or Premises
Traci Gladstone Corcoran

Recent Developments: Hayes v. State: Substitution of an Alternate Juror May Be Done at Any Time before the Jury Closes the Jury Room Door to Begin Deliberations
Jennifer Golub

Recent Developments: MVA v. Richards: The Exclusionary Rule of the Fourth Amendment Does Not Extend to Civil Administrative Driver's License Suspension Proceedings
Lee A. Dix

Recent Developments: Office of the State Prosecutor v. Judicial Watch, Inc.: Grand Jury Investigation Materials Are Not Subject To "Vaughn Index" under Maryland Public Information Act Because the Act Does Not Trump Grand Jury Secrecy Rule
Brent Bolea

Recent Developments: Robinson v. State: Statements Made to Internal Affairs Division of a Police Department Are Discoverable under Maryland's Version of the Jencks Doctrine
Anabelle Berges

Recent Developments: State v. Fisher: County Administrative Judge Is Not Required to Make Findings or Articulate Reasons Demonstrating That Postponement Was Warranted
Jerry W. Hyatt

Recent Developments: Strickler v. Greene: Reasonable Probability That Disclosure of Withheld Evidence Would Have Led to a Different Outcome at Trial Is Required to Obtain Relief under the Brady Rule
Rosemary E. Allulis

Recent Developments: Valentine v. On Target, Inc.: A Gun Retailer Does Not Owe a Duty to a Murder Victim When Its Stolen Handgun Is Used to Commit a Murder
Jennifer Golub

Forum Faces: The Honorable Glenn T. Harrell, Jr.