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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 42 Number 2 (Spring 2012) Front Matter

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The Maryland Personal Information Protection Act: Strengthening Maryland's Security Breach Notification Law
Michael Greenberger and Mathew Swinburne

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What Happens on Myspace Stays on Myspace: Authentication and Griffin v. State
Mark C. Kopec

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A Regulatory Scheme That Works: The Case for a Statutory Right to Representation by Counsel in Maryland Residential Mortgage Transactions
Robert P. Pratz

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Comment: Get Your Head in the Game: Legislation Addressing Concussions in Youth Sports and Its Development in Maryland
Elisabeth Koloup

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Recent Developments: Anderson v. Burson: A Bank Was a Nonholder in Possession of an Unindorsed Mortgage Note and Had Holdership Rights under the "Shelter Rule" When the Homeowner's Concessions Established the Note's Chain of Possession
Jeffrey R. Maylor

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Recent Developments: Att'y Griev. Comm'n v. Brisbon: A Suspended Attorney Engaged in the Unauthorized Practice of Law by Providing Legal Services Using the Title "Immigration Consultant," and a Continued Indefinite Suspension Was the Appropriate Sanction
Hayley Tamburello

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Recent Developments: Dewolfe v. Richmond: Indigent Arrestees Have a Statutory Right to Counsel at Initial Appearances before District Court Commissioners and Bail Reviews before District Court Judges; Trial Court Did Not Err in Issuing Declaratory Judgment without Considering Office of the Public Defender's Budgetary Concerns or Drafting a Remedy; Res Judicata Would Not Preclude Arrestees from Subsequently Seeking Injunctive Relief to Enforce Their Right to Counsel
A. Lauren Cramer

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Recent Developments: Lewis v. Waletzky: Administrative Filing Requirements of the Health Care Malpractice Claims Act Are Procedural for Choice-of-Law Purposes and, Therefore, the Doctrine of Lex Loci Delicti Is Not Applicable
Christopher M. Balaban

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Recent Developments: Ogundipe v. State: A Verdict Sheet Does Not Constitute the Final Verdict; A Verdict Sheet Is Not a Communication within Maryland Rule 4-326(d) Requiring Disclosure of Its Contents to the Parties Prior to Dismissal of the Jury
Cassondra A. Zaleski

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Recent Developments: Robinson v. Baltimore Police Dep't: Knowingly Making a False Statement Material to and during an Investigation of Prior Misconduct Has a One Year Statute of Limitations and, Therefore, Charges against an Officer Must Be Filed within One Year of the False Statement Coming to the Attention of the Appropriate Agency
Benjamin Joffe

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Recent Developments: Stoddard v. State: Trial Court's Requirement That the Defendant Testify before the Final Defense Witness Was a Violation of the Constitutional Right to Due Process and Right against Compelled Self Incrimination; It Was Not Error to Admit Evidence of a Defendant's Prior Bad Acts to Rehabilitate a Witness or Permit a Question Implying the Defendant Posed a Threat to a Child to Show a Witness's Motive to Falsify Testimony
Kayleigh Toth

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Recent Developments: Tydings & Rosenberg, LLP v. Zorzit: A Law Firm That Represented the "Nonmonied" Spouse Had the Right to Intervene in a Domestic Relations Case to Recover Attorney's Fees Earned When the Parties Were Not Protecting the Firm's Interests
Nicole Queri