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University of Baltimore Law Forum

Volume 35, Number 2, Spring 2005

University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 35 Number 2 (Spring 2005) Front Matter

Justice Douglas, the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, and Maryland Legal History
John A. Lynch Jr.

Same Sex Marriage: Is Maryland Ready?
Mark F. Scurti

Recent Developments: State v. Snowden: Hearsay Statements Made by Child Abuse Victims to a Social Worker May Not Be Admitted at a Criminal Trial through the Social Worker under Maryland's "Tender Years" Statute
Erica C. Mudd

Recent Developments: Arundel Corp. v. Marie: A Right of First Refusal Is Void under the Traditional Common Law Rule against Perpetuities as Well as the Legislative Modification of That Rule
Emily J. King

Recent Developments: Baltimore Science Fiction Society, Inc. v. SDAT: An Organization Not Engaging in Formal or Systematic Instruction Can Qualify as Serving An "Educational Purpose" and May Therefore Be Eligible for Exemption from Property Taxes
Ayodeji O. Badaki

Recent Developments: Davis v. Slater: Maryland Statutory Law Does Not Divest Parties in Civil Cases of Their Common Law Entitlement to Jury Trial Where the Amount in Controversy Fails to Exceed Ten Thousand Dollars
Nathaniel Kenneth Risch

Recent Developments: Dehn v. Edgecombe: Absent the Doctor-Patient Relationship, a Patient's Spouse Does Not Possess an Independent Medical Malpractice Cause of Action
Mark Patrick Johnson

Recent Developments: Fitzgerald v. State: A Drug-Dog Sniff of Exterior Portions of a Residence Does Not Constitute a Search under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
Lindsay Victoria Ruth Moss

Recent Developments: In re Ariel G.: When Compelled Statements Fall within the Central Scope of the Fifth Amendment, the Operation of a Civil Regulatory Regime Cannot Trump the Assertion of the Fifth Amendment Right
Kristine H. Rea

Recent Developments: Lee v. Cline: The Maryland Tort Claims Act Broadens the Scope of Qualified Immunity Afforded to State Personnel to Encompass Both Intentional Torts and Constitutional Torts
Stephanie Freer

Recent Developments: Montgomery County Board of Education v. Horace Mann Insurance Co.: A School Board Must Defend Its Teachers against Tort Claims if a Potentiality of Coverage Exists under the Language of an Insurance Policy
Jacob Y. Statman

Recent Developments: Newman v. State: An Attorney's Disclosure under Rule 1.6 of the Maryland Rules of Professional Conduct Does Not Defeat a Client's Assertion of the Attorney-Client Privilege
Julia J. Messick

Recent Developments: Serio v. Baltimore County: Felons Retain a Property Interest in Seized Firearms Even Though They Are Not Allowed to Possess Them
Patricia Mitchell

Recent Developments: Towson University v. Conte: A Jury's Role in a Wrongful Discharge Case Does Not Include That of Ultimate Fact-Finder
Kimmeria Bayton

Recent Developments: Weitzel v. State: Pre-Arrest Silence in the Presence of a Law Enforcement Officer Is Inadmissible as Direct Evidence of a Defendant's Guilt
McEvan H. Baum

Forum Faces: Alexander L. Cummings
Victoria Z. Sulerzyski