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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 28 Number 1 (Winter/Spring 1998) Front Matter

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Monday Morning Quarterback: Maryland v. Wilson Revisited: Introduction
Reginald L. Smith

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Monday Morning Quarterback: Maryland v. Wilson Revisited: For the Respondent
Byron L. Warnken

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Monday Morning Quarterback: Maryland v. Wilson Revisited: For the Petitioner
J. Joseph Curran Jr. and Kathryn Grill Graeff

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Maryland Rule 5-704(b): Where to Draw the Line for Ultimate Issue Testimony
Lisa Cuozzo

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Commentary: 1997 Commencement Speech: The Honorable Robert M. Bell: Chief Judge, Court of Appeals of Maryland
Robert M. Bell

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Recent Developments: Selected Opinions of the Maryland Attorney General
Samuel N. Shapiro, John B. Bratt, and John Magee

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Recent Developments: Administrative Agency Actions
Amy B. Tate and Melany Joe Ellinger

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Recent Developments: Hughes v. State: The Routine Booking Question Exception to Miranda Pertains Only to Questions Securing Identification Information of the Most Basic Sort
John E. Cox

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Recent Developments: Kansas v. Hendricks: Involuntary Commitment of Pedophile Based in Part on past Criminal Conduct Found Constitutional
Carolyn P. Johnson

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Recent Developments: Shapiro v. Shapiro: Marital Settlement Agreements Containing Preconditions for Modification May Not Be Judicially Modified Absent Those Circumstances
Amy B. Tate

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Recent Developments: State v. Smith: Incriminating Evidence Detected in a Secondary Frisk Is Not Admissible When No Weapons Are Detected in the Original Frisk
John Magee

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Recent Developments: Taylor v. State: A Conviction for Possession of Marijuana Based on Circumstantial Evidence Must Establish a Reasonable Inference That the Defendant Exercised Dominion or Control over the Possessed Substance
Sean Patrick Casey

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Recent Developments: Vacco v. Quill: Statute Banning Assisted Suicide Does Not Violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
Alexandra C. Clark

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Recent Developments: Yoswick v. State: Guilty Plea Not Rendered Involuntary, Even if Defendant Is Not Informed of Parole Consequences
Samuel N. Shapiro

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Forum Faces: The Honorable Robert M. Bell