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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 24 Number 1 (Summer 1993) Front Matter

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Soliman v. Commissioner: The Latest Word on the Home Office Deduction
Robin A. Clark

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The Exclusion of Women from Combat: Is There a Legal Justification?
Sandra G. Pike

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Commentary: Anonymous Juries in State Court
Thomas E. Noel

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Recent Developments: Lamb's Chapel v. Center Moriches Union Free School District: Prohibiting Religious Groups Access to a Nonpublic Forum to Discuss Topics Which Are Otherwise Permissible in the Forum Constitutes Viewpoint Discrimination and Violates the First Amendment Free Speech Clause
Nicholas C. DeMattheis Jr.

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Recent Developments: Newark Morning Ledger Co. v. United States: An Intangible Asset with an Ascertainable Value and Limited Useful Life Is Depreciable
Paul J. Mantell

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Recent Developments: Faya v. Almaraz: HIV-Positive Physician May Have Duly to Warn Patients of His/Her Condition
Kristen L. Orff

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Recent Developments: Wisconsin v. Mitchell: Penalty Enhancing Statute for Hate Motivated Crimes Not Violative of the First Amendment
Kimberly A. Kelly

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Recent Developments: Monias v. Endal: Tort Victims May Recover For "Lost Years" of a Shortened Life Expectancy but Family Members May Not
Kelly Reaver

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Recent Developments: McCready Memorial Hospital v. Hauser: Claimant's Attempt to Obtain Automatic Extension for Filing Expert's Certificate Pursuant to the Maryland Health Care Malpractice Claims Statute Not Triggered by Mere Request under § 3-2A-04(b)(1)(ii)
Jim Delorenzo

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Recent Developments: Helling v. McKinney: Valid Eighth Amendment Claim Stated Where Prisoner Alleged Compelled Exposure to Dangerous Levels of Secondary Smoke Created an Unreasonable Risk of Harm to His Future Health
Amy Conrad

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Recent Developments: Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc.: Reliability of Testimony Rather Than General Acceptance Provides the Standard for the Admissibility of Scientific Evidence in Federal Trials
Sandra G. Pike

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Recent Developments: Tyler v. State: Prosecutors Barred from Using Peremptory Challenges to Exclude Jurors on the Basis of Gender
Kelly A. Casper

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Recent Developments: Darby v. Cisneros: Courts Are Not Free to Require Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies before Seeking Judicial Review if It Is Not Mandated by Either the Enabling Statute or Agency Rules
Laura J. Mann

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Maryland: Recent / Pending Legislation
John M. Oliveri