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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 36 Number 2 (Spring 2006) Front Matter

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Maryland Estate Tax: Past, Present, and Future
Edwin G. Fee Jr.

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Comment: Bucking the Trend: Why Maryland Does Not Need an Equine Activity Statute and Why It May Be Time to Put All of These Statutes out to Pasture
Jennifer Dietrich Merryman

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The Honorable Joseph F. Murphy, Jr. Legal Writing Competition Winning Student Comment: How Maryland's Sanctuary Policies Isolate Federal Law and the Constitution While Undermining Criminal Justice
Douglas R. Sahmel

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Recent Developments: Attorney Grievance Comm'n of Md. v. Kinnane: Disbarment of Attorney Based on Rules 1.5(E) and 8.4(B) & (C) of the Maryland Rules of Professional Conduct Held Proper Where Violations Are Established and No Mitigating or Compelling Extenuating Circumstances Exist
Kellie Gombeski

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Recent Developments: Clendenin Bros., Inc. v. U.S. Fire Ins. Co.: Total Pollution Exclusion Provisions in Commercial Liability Insurance Policies Do Not Relieve the Insurer from Its Duty to Defend the Insured Where the Alleged Harm Was Caused by Workplace Manganese Fumes
Jennifer Birckhead

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Recent Developments: Design Kitchen and Baths v. Lagos: An Undocumented Alien Injured in the Course of His Employment Is Entitled to Receive Workers' Compensation Benefits under the Maryland Workers' Compensation Act
Jacob Y. Statman

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Recent Developments: Hackley v. State: The Crime of Stalking in Maryland Includes, but Does Not Require as an Essential Element, "Approaching or Pursuing" the Victim
Kate E. Stewart

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Recent Developments: Landon v. Zorn: Inquiry about Potential Bias against Plaintiffs in Malpractice Cases Is Not Sufficiently Connected with the Issue of Tort Reform to Generate a Required Voir Dire Question
Melyssa Morey

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Recent Developments: Lawson v. State: It Is Admissible for a Social Worker Acting within the Course of Her Profession to Testify to a Child Declarant's out-of-Court Statements Regarding Child Abuse or Sexual Abuse of Children of Tender Years When the Confrontation Clause Is Satisfied
Alice Arcieri

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Recent Developments: Lubin v. Agora, Inc.: To Compel Production of Newsletter Subscriber and Purchaser Lists, a Government Agency Must Establish a Substantial Relationship between the Information Sought and an Overriding and Compelling State Interest
Christopher Heagy

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Recent Developments: Matoumba v. State: A Police Officer Is Not Required to Be Qualified as an Expert Witness to Testify in a Suppression Hearing Regarding Facts That Gave Rise to a Reasonable Suspicion Justifying a Stop and Frisk of a Suspect
Nancy Chung

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Recent Developments: Motor Vehicle Admin. v. Weller: Preliminary Breath Tests Are Admissible in Administrative Hearings
McEvan H. Baum

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Recent Developments: Motor Vehicle Admin. v. Illiano: Pursuant to Section 16-205.1(B)(1) of the Maryland Transportation Article, "Stop or Detain" Allows for Officers to Develop a Reasonable Suspicion That a Driver Is under the Influence of Alcohol after the Initial Stop
Stephen Gilpatric

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Recent Developments: Nasseri v. Geico Gen. Ins. Co.: A Taxicab Driver Is Insured under His Personal Motor Vehicle Insurance Policy for Injuries Resulting from a Collision between His Taxicab and Another Motor Vehicle Even if the Taxicab Is Not an Insured Auto under the Policy and It Is Available For the "Regular Use" of the Insured
Emily King Watkins

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Recent Developments: Nnoli v. Nnoli: Appeal of a Denial of a Motion to Quash an Arrest Warrant Issued for Contempt Is a Non-Appealable Interlocutory Order
Ian Bartman

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Recent Developments: Stoddard v. State: When Deciding if an Implied Assertion Is Hearsay, the Intent of the Declarant Is Irrelevant if the Statement Is Offered to Prove the Truth of the Matter Asserted
Lee Wheeler

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Recent Developments: Whiting v. State: Standing for Fourth Amendment Applicability Rests on Both a Subjective Expectation of Privacy and a Reasonably Objective Expectation of Privacy That Society Is Willing to Recognize
Peter McTernan