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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 21 Number 2 (Spring 1991) Front Matter

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Discovery of Defendant's Financial Condition in Cases Claiming Punitive Damages
Robert L. Ferguson and Jodi K. Ebersole

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Commentary: Justice Brennan's Legacy and the Potentially Jilting Souter
John J. Capowski

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Standing at the Crossroads: An Empirical Analysis of No-Fault Automobile Insurance and Its Potential Consequences for Maryland
William P. Atkins

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Preemption of ERISA Pension Plan Exemptions in the Aftermath of Mackey v. Lanier Collections Agency & Service, Inc.: A Glimmer of Light at the End of the Tunnel
David M. Landis and Jon E. Kane

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Recent Developments: Schochet v. State: Maryland's Unnatural or Perverted Sexual Practices Statute Does Not Apply to Consensual, Noncommercial, Heterosexual Activity between Adults in Private
Mark K. Boyer

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Recent Developments: Cooter & Gell v. Hartmarx Corporation: Voluntary Dismissal of Frivolous Lawsuit Will Not Protect Plaintiff from Imposition of Rule 11 Sanctions
Laura Campbell

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Recent Developments: NOW v. Operation Rescue: Injunction Prohibiting Blocking Access to Abortion Facilities in Violation of Civil Rights Conspiracy Statute Upheld
Michael Scott Cohen

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Recent Developments: Illinois v. Rodriguez: Warrantless Entry Valid if Based on the Reasonable Belief That a Consenting Third Party Possessed Common Authority over the Premises
Daryl D. Jones

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Recent Developments: In re Moore: Debtors' Interests in ERISA-Qualified Profitsharing and Pension Plan beyond the Reach of Bankruptcy Trustee
Mary Jo Murphy

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Recent Developments: Mandel v. O'Hara: Governor Enjoys Absolute Immunity Based on Approval or Veto of Legislative Enactments
Lesley M. Brand

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Recent Developments: Taxiera v. Malkus: After-Born Illegitimate Children Have a Right to Establish Paternity of Their Deceased Putative Father
Steven B. Vinick

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Recent Developments: Jones v. Speed: Each Appointment at Which a Physician Negligently Fails to Correctly Diagnose His Patient May Constitute a Separate Negligent Act under Maryland's Medical Malpractice Statute of Limitations
Michael P. Casey

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Recent Developments: In re Billman: Disposition of Substitute Assets Possessed by Third Party and Subject to Rico Forfeiture May Be Enjoined
Charles Szczesny