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University of Baltimore Law Review

Fall 1983

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University of Baltimore Law Review Volume 13 Number 1 (Fall 1983) Front Matter

Federal Jurisdiction over Local Vote Fraud
Craig C. Donsanto

Common Law Doctrine of Merger: The Exceptions Are the Rule
Barry M. Goldman and Victoria Smouse Berghel

Residential Real Estate Transactions: A Comparison of the Uniform Land Transactions Act and Maryland Law
Barbara J. Britzke

Comments: An Indigent Accused Does Not Have a Constitutional Right to Appointed Counsel at Extradition Hearings: An Analytical Approach
Mark S. Dachille

Comments: Attorney Advertising in Maryland: A Need for Stricter Control
Carol Kaufmann Lisman

Comments: Hypnosis in Court: A New Twist on the Old Memory Game
James Kevin MacAlister

Comments: Admiralty Jurisdiction: The New Wave in Asbestos Litigation
Barbara Rhea Gathright

Casenotes: Federal Income Tax — Section 1001 — Donor's Gift of Appreciated Property Conditioned on the Donee's Payment of Resulting Gift Tax Results in Taxable Income to the Extent That Gift Tax Paid by Donee Exceeds Donor's Adjusted Basis in the Property. Diedrich v. Commissioner, 457 U.S. 191 (1982)
John J. Varley

Casenotes: Constitutional Law — Commerce Power Authorizes Extension of ADEA to Protect Employees of State Governments. EEOC v. Wyoming, 103 S. Ct. 1054 (1983)
Steven Scott Stephens

Casenotes: Criminal Procedure — Double Jeopardy Clause Does Not Prohibit Legislatures from Authorizing Cumulative Punishment for Separate Offenses Considered the Same under Blockburger Test. Missouri v. Hunter, 103 S. Ct. 673 (1983)
Jeffrey M. Kotz

Casenotes: Civil Rights — 42 U.S.C. § 1983 — Punitive Damages Are Available under Section 1983 When the Defendant's Conduct Involves Reckless or Callous Indifference of the Plaintiff's Federally Protected Rights. Smith v. Wade, 103 S. Ct. 1625 (1983)
Dale E. Cantone

Casenotes: Trademark Law — Monopoly Trademark Held Generic under a "Mutually Exclusive Approach." Anti-Monopoly, Inc. v. General Mills Fun Group, Inc., 684 F.2d 1316 (9th Cir. 1982)
Donna Ann Rubelmann

Casenotes: Criminal Law — Constitutional Law — Intervention — Media May Intervene in Criminal Cases to Contest Orders Restricting Publicity. News American v. State, 294 Md. 30, 447 A.2d 1264 (1982)
Catherine A. Potthast

Casenotes: Tort Law — Upon Request, Jurors in a Personal Injury Case Must Be Instructed That the Damages Awarded Are Not Subject to Federal and State Income Taxes. Blanchfield v. Dennis, 292 Md. 319, 438 A.2d 1330 (1982)
John R. Kaye