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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 36 Number 1 (Fall 2005) Front Matter

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The New Maryland Rules of Professional Conduct and Mediation: Perplexing Questions Answered and Perplexing Questions That Remain
Robert Rubinson

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Comment: When Considering Whether Prior Criminal Convictions Are Admissible in Subsequent Civil Proceedings as a Hearsay Exception, Should Maryland Keep Its Kuhl or Take a Walk on the Wald Side?
Michael Rynd

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Recent Developments: Attorney Grievance Comm'n v. Pennington: An Attorney's Reliance on Advice of Counsel Is Not a Defense to a Violation of the Maryland Rules of Professional Conduct
Ian Bartman

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Recent Developments: Beyond Sys., Inc. v. Realtime Gaming Holding Co.: A Maryland Court Cannot Exercise Personal Jurisdiction over an out-of-State Defendant Based Solely on the Existence of Defendant's Internet Website or Link
David Schaffer

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Recent Developments: Downes v. Downes: A Court Does Not Have Discretion to Grant a Surviving Spouse an Additional Extension of Time in Which to Elect the Statutory Share if a Previous Extension Expired Prior to the New Request
Brooke Marli Hytovitz

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Recent Developments: In re Anthony W.: The Accomplice Corroboration Rule Applies to Juvenile Proceedings
Taren Stanton

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Recent Developments: Mason v. Lynch: Photographs Illustrating Minimal Damage to Vehicles in a Collision May Be Admitted in the Discretion of the Court Absent Expert Testimony
Alice Arcieri

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Recent Developments: Moore v. State: A Person Who Downloads Child Pornography Using a Computer, Absent Any Involvement in Its Creation or Distribution, Does Not Commit a Felony in Violation of Section 11-207(A)(3) of the Criminal Law Article
Kate E. Stewart

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Recent Developments: Rausch v. Allstate Ins. Co.: A Tenant's Liability in a Subrogation Action Is Determined by the Reasonable Expectations of the Parties to the Lease
Nancy Chung

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Recent Developments: Reichs Ford Rd. Joint Venture v. State Rds. Comm'n of the State Highway Admin: During the Exercise of Eminent Domain, Damages Incurred from a Condemnor's Pre-Condemnation Conduct Eventually Resulting in Formal Condemnation Proceedings Can Generally Be Calculated as Part of the Condemnation Award's "Fair Market Value"
McEvan H. Baum

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Recent Developments: Rhaney v. University of Maryland Eastern Shore: A Landlord Does Not Owe His Tenant a Duty to Control the Tortious Acts of a Third Person Provided the Acts Are Not Foreseeable
Jennifer Lewandowski

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Recent Developments: Smith v. State: Defense Counsel Is Entitled to Comment on the Challenges of Cross-Racial Identification at Closing Argument When the Sole Basis for Conviction Is Eyewitness Testimony
Bryan Davis

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Recent Developments: Solberg v. Majerle Mgmt.: Reasonable Accommodation for a Tenants' Disability by the Landlord May Be Limited
Maria N. Worthington

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Recent Developments: State v. Allen: Felony-Murder Does Not Exist When the Felony Occurs as an Afterthought to the Act Causing Death
Emily King Watkins

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Recent Developments: Taylor v. State: Reliance on an Officer's Statement That Investigatory Cooperation Will Result in Special Treatment from the Prosecution Renders That Statement Involuntary and Inadmissible as Evidence
Peter McTernan