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University of Baltimore Law Forum

Volume 25, Number 2, Fall, 1994

University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 25 Number 2 (Fall 1994) Front Matter

Getting the Lead Out: A Practitioner's View of the New Maryland Lead Laws
Christopher Brown, D. Robert Enten, Lisa Kershner, and Jeanne B. Gardner

An Eye for a Wetland? Exploring Retribution as a Theory of Environmental Sentencing
Paul A. Gillan Jr.

Commentary: Maryland Discovery Changes: Reform or Retreat?
John A. Lynch Jr.

Commentary: Pre-Trial Publicity: Can There Be a Fair Trial When the Press and the Prosecutor Join Hands?
Ruth G. Allen

Recent Developments: Board of Educ. of Kiryas Joel Village v. Grumet: Statute Creating School District Designed to Benefit a Religious Group Violates the Establishment Clause
David A. Prichard

Recent Developments: Ibanez v. Florida Dept. of Business and Professional Regulation, Bd. of Accountancy: State Bears Burden of Demonstrating That Truthful Disclosure of Certified Financial Planner and Certified Public Accountant Designations in Commercial Speech Is Actually, Inherently, or Potentially Misleading; or Advances a Substantial State Interest by the Least Intrusive Means if It Desires to Restrict Such Speech
Fiorello J.P. Vicencio Jr.

Recent Developments: Lesnick v. Hollingsworth & Vose Co.: Actions Purposely Directed toward Forum State Required to Subject Out-of-State Defendant to Personal Jurisdiction
Paul N. St. Hillaire

Recent Developments: Attorney Grievance Comm'n v. Joehl: Pattern of Deceit on Bar Application and in Subsequent Disciplinary Proceedings Violates Maryland Rules of Professional Conduct and Warrants Disbarment
Robin Rucker Gaillard

Recent Developments: Ayers v. State: Maryland's "Hate Crimes" Statute Held Not to Be Unconstitutional Because Petitioner Lacked Standing to Make a Facial Challenge of the Statute
Andrea S. Holz

Recent Developments: Blaine v. Blaine: Indefinite Alimony May Be Awarded Pursuant to an Extension of Rehabilitative Alimony
Karen Tossey-Ardis

Recent Developments: Butler v. State: Collateral Estoppel Does Not Preclude State from Retrying Defendant on Counts upon Which Jury Deadlocked at Defendant's Former Trial
Kimberly C. Foreman

Recent Developments: Carroll v. State: Police May Make Warrantless Entries into Homes to Investigate Burglaries under the Exigent Circumstances Exception to the Warrant Requirement of the Fourth Amendment
Kimberley S. Wright Jones

Recent Developments: Hartford Ins. v. Manor Inn: State's Duty to Protect against Third Party Injuries Does Not Override Recognized Tort Law Principle of Intervening Causation in Negligence Actions
Lisa Y. Johnson

Recent Developments: State v. Henson: Time between a First and Second Arrest Arising out of the Same Criminal Act Is Not Included in Speedy Trial Analysis if Charges Are Dismissed in Good Faith
Nicole L. Baines

Recent Developments: Jones v. State: It Is within the Trial Judge's Discretion to Determine Which Crime of Violence Constitutes the Third Conviction for the Purpose of Imposing an Enhanced Sentence under Article 27, § 643B(C)
Dana G. Vogts

Recent Developments: Matthews v. Matthews: Maryland Courts Have the Authority to Order a Party to Maintain a Former Spouse as the Beneficiary of His or Her Survivor Benefit Plan
Andrea E. Moss

Recent Developments: Powell v. Maryland Aviation Admin.: Court's Finding of Guilt in Criminal Case May Be Used in State Administrative Hearing as Evidence of Misconduct, but May Not Be Given Conclusive Effect
Michael Campbell

Recent Developments: Rosenblatt v. Exxon: Previous Tenant of Commercial Property Not Liable to Subsequent Occupiers for Contamination of the Land
Garret P. Glennon Jr.

Recent Developments: In re Victor B.: Juvenile Delinquency Adjudication Is a Civil Proceeding to Which Criminal Rules of Procedure Are Inapplicable
Timothy Sean Daugherty

Recent Developments: Wadlow v. State: Prosecution Is Required to Prove beyond a Reasonable Doubt Specific Factors Necessary for Imposition of Enhanced Sentence
Christopher R. Rahl