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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 21 Number 1 (Fall 1990) Front Matter

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Global Warming: An International Crisis
Ellen W. Cohill

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When Can the Courtroom Be Closed in Criminal Proceedings?
Frederick W. Goundry III

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Historic Landmark Designation: Protection from Road Construction?
James D. Cameron

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Recent Developments: Metro Broadcasting, Inc. v. FCC: Intermediate Scrutiny Held Applicable to Federal Race-Conscious Programs
Daryl D. Jones

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Recent Developments: Michigan Dep't. of State Police v. Sitz: State's Use of Sobriety Checkpoints Does Not Violate the Fourth Amendment
Steven B. Vinick

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Recent Developments: Board of Education of the Westside Community Schools v. Mergens: Equal Access Act Allowing a High School Student Religious Group to Meet on School Premises during Noninstructional Time Does Not Violate the Establishment Clause
Scot D. Morrell

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Recent Developments: Hodgson v. Minnesota: State Abortion Law Requiring Two-Parent Notification Prior to a Minor's Obtaining an Abortion Is Constitutional if a Judicial Bypass Procedure Is Provided
Rikke Davis

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Recent Developments: Maryland v. Craig: Maryland Statute Allowing One-Way Closed Circuit Television Testimony of Child Abuse Victims Did Not Violate the Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment
Gregory J. Swain

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Recent Developments: Milkovich v. Lorain Journal Co.: Opinions Are Not Protected by the First Amendment and Are Therefore Actionable under State Libel Law
Kimberly A. Doyle

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Recent Developments: Illinois v. Perkins: Undercover Agents Need Not Give Miranda Warnings to Incarcerated Suspects before Asking Questions Which May Elicit Incriminating Responses
Tena Touzos

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Recent Developments: Cruzan v. Missouri Department of Health: Missouri May Require Clear and Convincing Evidence of a Patient's Wishes to Discontinue Food and Water
Lesley A. Davis

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Recent Developments: Peel v. Illinois: The First Amendment's Commercial Speech Standards Allow an Attorney to Advertise His Certification
Joan Ochoa

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Recent Developments: Pennsylvania v. Muniz: Videotaped Evidence Can Be Admitted at the Criminal Trials of Drunk Drivers
Freddie J. Traub

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Recent Developments: Williams v. Wilzack: Maryland Statute Allowing Involuntarily Committed Mentally Ill Patients to Be Forcibly Medicated Violated Procedural Due Process
Kathleen Dunivin Schmitt

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Recent Developments: Eanes v. State: Restrictions on the Volume Level of Protected Speech Held Constitutional
Kimberly A. Doyle

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Recent Developments: Jones v. State: The Fourth Amendment Is Violated When Police Stop a Bicyclist without Reasonable Articulable Suspicion
Laura Campbell