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University of Baltimore Law Forum

Volume 33, Number 2, Spring 2003

University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 33 Number 2 (Spring 2003) Front Matter

Racially Bias SAT I/ACT Blocks College Access: Is It Constitutional for College Officials to Condition Admission on a Racially Bias Assessment?
Kendra Johnson

Recent Developments: Goldberg v. Miller: Guardian Ad Litem Fees May Not Be Characterized as Child Support
Jennifer Merrill

Recent Developments: INS v. Ventura: The Court of Appeals Should Remand to the Board of Immigration Appeals When Deciding an Issue before the Board Has an Opportunity to Address the Matter
Andrea Tony

Recent Developments: In re Thomas J.: Juveniles Have a Constitutional Right to a Speedy Trial under the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and Article 21 of the Maryland Declaration of Rights
Brenda N. Taylor

Recent Developments: Medex v. McCabe: Incentive Payments Are Wages Earned by an Employee and an Employee Is Entitled to Recover Incentive Fees as Wages
Supriya M. McMillan

Recent Developments: Nussle v. Porter: Prison Inmates Are Required to Exhaust Administrative Remedies When Seeking Redress for General Circumstances or Particular Episodes of Alleged Excessive Force or Some Other Wrong
Mollie Shuman

Recent Developments: Piselli v. 75th St. Medical: The Limitations Period for Bringing a Medical Malpractice Claim Does Not Commence Running against a Minor until He Reaches the Age of Majority
Bryan C. Hughes

Recent Developments: Sprietsma v. Mercury Marine: Federal Boat Safety Act Does Not Preempt State Common Law Tort Claims
Carl Zacarias

Recent Developments: Thomas v. State: Evidence of a Defendant's Refusal to Provide a Blood Sample Is Inadmissible to Show Consciousness of Guilt
Gage Lester

Recent Developments: Thompson v. State: Jury Instructions Cannot Substantially Deviate from the American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Standards of the Maryland Pattern Jury Instructions
Edward C. Goodman

Recent Developments: Wholey v. Sears Roebuck: Terminating Employees for Reporting Suspected Criminal Activity to the Appropriate Authorities Constitutes Wrongful Discharge
Julie A. Mallis

Legislative Summaries: Maryland General Assembly Updates
Julie A. Mallis, Ju Y. Oh, John M. Borelli, Jennifer Merrill, Megan M. Bramble, Brian Casto, Brenda N. Taylor, John A. Carpenter, Bryan C. Hughes, and Purvi Patel