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University of Baltimore Law Forum

Volume 43, Number 1, Fall 2012

University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 43 Number 1 (Fall 2012) Front Matter

Examining Maryland's Views on Immigrants and Immigration
Elizabeth Keyes

Assessing the Constitutionality of Adjusting Prisoner Census Data in Congressional Redistricting: Maryland's Test Case
Michelle Davis

Comment: Tort Liability Unleashed: Solesky v. Tracey and Landlord Duty to Third Parties
Errin K. Roby

Recent Developments: Johnson v. State: Convicting and Sentencing a Defendant for a Crime Not Included in an Indictment Constituted an Inherently Illegal Sentence and Must Be Vacated under Maryland Rule 4-345(a); A Movant's Claim to Correct an Inherently Illegal Sentence Is Correctable at Any Time and Is Not Subject to Dismissal Due to Waiver by Consent or Constructive Amendment
James M. Darrah

Recent Developments: Jones v. State: Public Duty Doctrine Does Not Protect the State against a Negligence Action for Law Enforcement Officers' Intentional Torts; Standard of Care for Law Enforcement Officers' Fourth Amendment Training Does Not Require Expert Testimony
Alicia L. Shelton

Recent Developments: McClain v. State: The Transcript of a Witness's Taped Statement Is Admissible as a Prior Inconsistent Statement Absent an Express Finding of Inconsistency, and May Be Sent to the Jury Room Pursuant to Maryland Rule 4-326 without a Request from the Jury
Kristine L. Dietz

Recent Developments: McNeal v. State: The Court of Appeals of Maryland Interpreted Price v. State to Allow Illogical or Factually Inconsistent Jury Verdicts in Criminal Trials, but Held That Legally Inconsistent Jury Verdicts Are Impermissible
Nicholas E. Kosmas

Recent Developments: Mulligan v. Corbett: A Child Conceived during Marriage, but Born after Divorce Is Considered Legitimate, Thus a Self-Proclaimed Biological Father Is Not Entitled to Blood Testing Absent a Showing It Is in the Best Interests of the Child
Megan K. Green

Recent Developments: Port v. Cowan: When Applying Maryland's Domestic Divorce Law, a Valid Same-Sex Marriage Performed out-of-State Is Recognized as Legitimate in Maryland under the Doctrine of Comity
Errin K. Roby