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University of Baltimore Law Forum

Volume 32, Number 1, Fall 2001

University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 32 Number 1 (Fall 2001) Front Matter

Learning More Than Law from Maryland Decisions
Ian Gallacher

Common-Law Voluntariness in Maryland: Ghosts, Barnacles, and Elusive Bright-Line Rules
Andrew V. Jezic

Recent Developments: Ametek v. O'Connor: Employer and Insurer Are Entitled to a Credit for the Number of Weeks Benefits Were Paid When a Workers' Compensation Award Is Increased on Judicial Review
Kimberly Lensing

Recent Developments: Chesapeake Amusements v. Riddle: A Dispensing Slot Machine with Player Enhancement Features That Signal When a Winning Ticket Is Being Dispensed Does Not Violate Maryland's Statutory Provision Prohibiting Illegal Slot Machines
Adam Kleinfeldt

Recent Developments: Graves v. State: A Conviction in Another State of a "Sexually Violent Offense" May Not Be Used as the Predicate to Establish That a Person Is a "Sexually Violent Predator" in Maryland
Ryan N. Hoback

Recent Developments: Holbrook v. State: Arson and Reckless Endangerment Do Not Have to Be Merged at Sentencing Because They Are Considered Separate Crimes
Toni Boettcher

Recent Developments: Jackson v. State: Judge's Expansion beyond the Outer Limits of His or Her Broad Discretionary Rights Equates to Impermissible Error
Julie Folkemer Zimmer

Recent Developments: Katsenelenbogen v. Katsenelenbogen: Under the Domestic Violence Statute the Standard for Issuing a Protective Order Is Whether a Reasonable Person in the Applicant's Position Fears Serious Bodily Harm
Ryan N. Hoback