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University of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 45 No. 1 (Fall 2014) Front Matter

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Maryland Personal Jurisdiction Law in the Cyberspace Content
Saad Gul

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A Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Online: "Do Not Track" Legislation
Alicia Shelton

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Charm City Televised & Dehumanized: How CCTV Bail Reviews Violate Due Process
Edie Fortuna Cimino, Zina Makar, and Natalie Novak

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Recent Development: Barnes v. State: A Suspect's Detention Did Not Evolve Into De Facto Arrest When the Execution of a Warrant Was Delayed for Three Hours; Police May Detain a Suspect After the Warrant Execution if They Reasonably Suspect Criminal Activity
Harrison Bliss

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Recent Development: Blackburn Ltd. P'ship v. Paul: If a Trespasser is a Member of a Specific Class Protected by an Ordinance or Statute, Property Owners Owe a Duty of Care Despite Common Law Rule That No Such Duty is Owed
Ame P. Roberts

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Recent Development: Fuster v. State: An Indigent Petitioner is Not Entitled to Counsel for a Post Conviction Petition as the Decision is Within the Court's Discretion
Bradley T. Bald

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Recent Development: Hamilton v. Kirson: The Court of Appeals of Maryland Held That Circumstantial Evidence Offered to Satisfy the Causation Element of a Prima Facie Claim of Negligence in Lead Paint Cases Must Demonstrate a Reasonable Probability, Not Mere Possibility, That the Subject Property Was the Cause of the Lead Exposure
Matthew Stegman

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Recent Development: In Re Victoria C.: Children Are Third Parties for Purposes of Child Visitation; Siblings Must Make a Prima Facie Case of Parental Unfitness or Exceptional Circumstances Before Applying the Best Interest of Child Standard
Allyson Bloom

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Recent Development: Motor Vehicle Admin. v. Deering: A Driver Whose License is Suspended Under the "Implied Consent, Administrative Per Se Law" Is Not Entitled to Consult With an Attorney Before Deciding Whether to Take a Breath Test
Patrick Toohey

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Recent Development: Nash v. State: Jury Note Expressing Concern About Motives Behind a Juroror Ury Note Expressing Concern About Motives Behind a Jurororsumption of Prejudice Requiring Voir Dire Sua Sponte
Nadya Cheatham

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Recent Development: Springer v. Erie Ins. Exch.: An Insurer May Not Invoke a Business Pursuit Exclusion to Abandon its Duty to Defend Without Considering the Continuity and Profit Motive of its Insured's Business
Lauren Ellison