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University of Baltimore Law Forum

Volume 31, Number 2, Spring 2001

University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 31 Number 2 (Spring 2001) Front Matter

Sentence Enhancement Statute Does Not Permit Court to Use Time Spent in Pretrial Detention in Computing Statutory Predicate That Defendant Must Have Served "At Least One Term of Confinement of at Least 180 Days in a Correctional Institution."
Donna Novak

Recent Developments: Johnson v. State: An Inchoate Crime Sentence Shall Not Exceed the Maximum Sentence, without Enhancements, of the Target Crime
Camela J. Chapman

Recent Developments: Roberts v. State: Parties Must Be Afforded an Opportunity to Present Evidence Regarding Competency to Stand Trial
Victor A. Lembo

Recent Developments: State v. Sampson: Search of Garbage Placed for Collection in a Public and Readily Accessible Area Does Not Violate the Fourth Amendment
Michelle M. Owens

Recent Developments: State Dep't of Assessment & Taxation v. N. Balt. Ctr.: A Nonprofit Organization Not Receiving Significant Private Donations May Be Eligible for a Charitable Properly Tax Exemption
Ed Biggin

Recent Developments: Temporary Staffing, Inc. v. J.J. Haines & Co.: Employer's Obligation to Pay Workers' Compensation Claims Is Determined by Contract between Temporary Staffing Agency and Employer
Scott H. Amey

Recent Developments: Werbowsky v. Collomb: Futility Exception Remains Applicable but Only Where Irreparable Harm Caused by a Demand or Direct Conflict Precluding Good Faith Is Clearly Demonstrated
Danielle C. Grilli

Maryland Legislative Summary: House Bill 114: State Government - Electronic Transactions Protection Act
Amy Mezewski

Maryland Legislative Summary: House Bill 154: Estates & Trusts—Intestate Succession—Abandonment or Failure to Support Minor Child
Marlena J. Reed

Maryland Legislative Summary: Senate Bill Two—Genetic Information—Non-Discrimination in Employment—Insurance
Ryan Starnpfle

Maryland Legislative Summary: Senate Bill 205: Anti-Discrimination Act
Youngju Au

Maryland Legislative Summary: House Bill 114: State Government - Electronic Transactions Protection Act
Amy Mezewski