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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 39 Number 2 (Spring 2009) Front Matter

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Not Our Mother's Law School?: A Third-Wave Feminist Study of Women's Experiences in Law School
Felice Batlan, Kelly Hradsky, Kristen Jeschke, LaVonne Meyer, and Jill Roberts

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Empowerment or Estrangement?: Liberal Feminism's Visions of the "Progress" of Muslim Women
Cyra Akila Choudhury

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Feminist Legal Theory in the Context of International Conflict
Teresa Godwin Phelps

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Creating Law and Policy with Women's Voices: Feminism in Action
Alicia C. Carra

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Regulating Pregnancy in Taiwan: An Analysis from an Asian Legal Feminist Using Feminist Legal Theories
Chih-Chieh Lin

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Recent Developments: Bean v. Dep't of Health & Mental Hygiene: A Committed Person Petitioning for Release from Confinement Is Not Required to Produce Expert Medical Testimony to Meet the Evidentiary Burden
Megan Ellenson

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Recent Developments: Doe v. Montgomery County Bd. of Elections: The Limitations Period for Judicial Review of Petition Certification Accrues after Aggrievement, and Mandatory Referendum Petition Signature Requirements Apply to Active and Inactive Voters
Christian Kintigh

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Recent Developments: Karsenty v. Schoukroun: An Inter Vivos Transfer of Property, Where the Decedent Retained Control during His Lifetime, Is Not per Se Violative of a Surviving Spouse's Statutory Right to a Share of the Estate
Erin Day

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Recent Developments: Marcantonio v. Moen: An Expert's Affidavit Materially Contradicts a Prior Sworn Statement Only When There Is an Irreconcilable Statement of Material Fact
Joseph Maher

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Recent Developments: McGlone v. State: A Mandatory Sentence Enhancement for Conviction of a Third Crime of Violence Does Not Require Intervening Terms of Confinement or Sequentiality between Predicate Convictions
Christopher Martini

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Recent Developments: Pridgeon v. Bd. of License Comm'rs for Prince George's County: Board of License Commissioners Was Statutorily Required to Hold a Hearing on Whether a Liquor License Should Be Renewed, Even Though the Protest Was Withdrawn Prior to the Hearing
Neal Desai

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Recent Developments: Supervisor of Assessments v. Stellar GT: A Midcycle Revaluation of Real Property for Tax Assessment Purposes Must Be Caused by a Statutorily Specified Factor
David Coppersmith

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Recent Developments: Taylor v. State: Under Maryland Rule 5-806, a Party May Attack the Credibility of a Hearsay Declarant during the Cross-Examination of a Testifying Witness but May Not Present Proof of a Declarant's Misconduct
N. Tucker Meneely

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Recent Developments: Turner v. Kight: Filing Pendent Claims in Federal Court Suspends the State Statute of Limitations until Thirty Days after the Pendant Claims Terminate
Michael Beste

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Recent Developments: Walker v. State: A Showing on the Record That, under the Totality of the Circumstances, the Defendant Had Knowledge of the Jury Trial Right Satisfies the Requirement of a Knowing Waiver of the Right to a Jury Trial
Katrine Bakhtiary