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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 35 Number 1 (Fall 2004) Front Matter

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Hearsay, Confrontation, and Forfeiture by Wrongdoing: Crawford v. Washington, a Reassessment of the Confrontation Clause
Paul W. Grimm and Jerome E. Deise Jr.

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Recent Developments: Snowden v. State of Maryland: Introduction of Testimonial Hearsay Statements Made by an Available Witness Who Does Not Testify Violates the Sixth Amendment's Confrontation Clause
Lama M. Cutter

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Recent Developments: Attorney Grievance Commission of Maryland v. Culver: Attorney's Sexual Relationship with His Client Violated the Maryland Rules of Professional Conduct
Brian Casto

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Recent Developments: Attorney Grievance Commission of Maryland v. Goodman: Intentionally Dishonest Conduct by Attorney Results in Disbarment
Rebecca A. Romig

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Recent Developments: Cook v. Grierson: Pursuant to the Maryland Slayer Rule, Grandchildren Have no Right to Inherit from their Grandfather's Intestate Estate when Death is a Result of an Act of Patricide by the Children's Father
Jigita A. Patel

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Recent Developments: Ehrlich v. Maryland State Employees Unions: The Governor Must Take Affirmative Steps to Ratify and Make Effective Memoranda of Understanding Following a Collective Bargaining Agreement
Mark Patrick Johnson

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Recent Developments: Evans v. Wilson: A Man Seeking to Establish Paternity of a Child Born during the Marriage of the Mother to Another Man Must Show That Genetic Testing Is in the Child's Best Interest
Julia J. Messick

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Recent Developments: Gladis v. Gladisova: The Lower Cost of Raising a Child in a Different Country or State Does Not Justify a Downward Deviation from the Child Support Guidelines, as Set Forth in Sections 12-201–12-204 of the Family Law Article
April M. Urban

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Recent Developments: Lejeune v. Coin Acceptors, Inc: The "Inevitable Disclosure" Theory Cannot Serve as a Basis for Granting Injunctive Relief under the Maryland Uniform Trade Secrets Act
Mark Patrick Johnson

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Recent Developments: Molé v. Jutton: A Patient Suing a Doctor for Medical Negligence Due to Lack of Informed Consent Is Not Entitled to a Jury Instruction on Battery When the Doctor Exceeds the Scope of Consent Given
April M. Urban

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Recent Developments: Sifrit v. State: The State May Present Inconsistent Legal Theories at Separate Trials for a Single Crime if the Underlying Facts Are Consistent
Victoria Emanuele

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Recent Developments: Tierco Maryland, Inc. v. Williams: Injection of Racial Considerations Is Improper When Statements Are Irrelevant to the Causes of Action Pled or Relief Sought
John C. Morton

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Recent Developments: Tweedy v. State: A Trial Judge May Not Impose a Sentence Greater Than the Outlined Punishment of an Accepted Plea Agreement, Even When the Added Condition Immediately Follows the Defendant's Acceptance
James Hanratty

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Recent Developments: Yox v. Tru-Rol, Co: The Court of Appeals of Maryland Established a Rule for Determining When the Statute of Limitations Will Begin to Run for Workers' Compensation Claims Arising out of Occupational Deafness
Ayodeji O. Badaki

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Forum Faces: The Honorable Clayton Greene, Jr.