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University of Baltimore Law Review Volume 16 Number 2 (Winter 1987) Front Matter

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Maryland's Growing Pains: The Need For State Regulation
Philip J. Tierney

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Choosing the Appropriate State Statute of Limitations for Section 1983 Claims after Wilson v. Garcia: A Theory Applied to Maryland Law
Stephen J. Shapiro

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The Uncertain Scope of the Plain View Doctrine
Howard E. Wallin

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Comments: Regulation of Financial Planners
Gary S. Kull

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Comments: Blasting the Cap: Constitutional Issues Arising from Maryland's Limitation of Noneconomic Damages in Personal Injury Claims
James R. Andersen

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Casenotes: Attorney Malpractice — under Third Party Beneficiary Theory, Nonclient Can Sue Attorney for Negligent Misrepresentation without Proof of Privity of Contract. Flaherty v. Weinberg, 303 Md. 116, 492 A.2d 618 (1985)
Courtney Blair Michel

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Casenotes: Family Law — a Professional Degree or License Acquired during Marriage Is Not Marital Property Subject to Equitable Distribution under the Property Disposition in Annulment and Divorce Law. Archer v. Archer, 303 Md. 347, 493 A.2d 1074 (1985)
Shoshana L. Katz

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Casenotes: Criminal Law — Maryland Adopts the Model Penal Code's Substantial Step Test for Criminal Attempt. Young v. State, 303 Md. 298, 493 A.2d 352 (1985)
A. Dean Stocksdale

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Casenotes: Debtor-Creditor Relations — Garnishment — Garnishee Who Enters into a Bona Fide Pregarnishment Contract with a Debtor Does Not Have Possession of Debtor's Property and Is Not Liable for Fees Received by Debtor. Cocco v. Merchants Mortgage Co., 69 Md. App. 68, 516 A.2d 596 (1986)
James E. Urmin